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48 Month CD

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60 Month CD

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3 Month CD

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6 Month CD

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12 Month CD

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18 Month CD

2.78 % APY* Disclosure

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24 Month CD

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36 Month CD

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Why Having Multiple Savings Accounts Can Help You Reach Your Financial Goals

You may ask yourself, why would I want to have multiple savings accounts? That just sounds like more work. If you think that way, you’re not alone. Most people think of savings accounts as a place to stash funds for emergency situations or for the elusive “rainy day.” But they can be more. Savings accounts can actually be a great place to put money away for larger purchases such as a new vehicle, boat, or even a home. If you want to successfully save money for various financial goals, you may want to consider having multiple savings accounts.

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Better Money Habits and How to Achieve Them

If your parents didn’t teach you good financial habits, you may feel at a loss when you enter adulthood and have to start taking responsibility for your own money. Luckily, you can break free of the bad financial habits that you learned at a young age. It will take practice, but it’s something that practically anyone can accomplish. Start by focusing on these three better money habits. Over time, they’ll start to feel like second nature.

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What is a CD Account and Do I Need One?

Certificates of Deposit (CDs) are a good option for savers who want to invest a portion of their nest egg in relative safety for a set amount of time. CDs are often lumped in with deposit accounts and similar savings vehicles, but they can play a much more significant role in your financial strategy.

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