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Today’s CD Rates for July 24, 2026: Highest APYs Range From 4.14% to 4.50%

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Certificates of deposit (CDs) often offer the best rates for savings. However, to get the highest annual percentage yield (APY), you need to agree to keep your money with the financial institution for a set time period. Right now, the best rates are on short-term CDs. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) reports that the average rate on a 12-month CD is 1.68%. However, the average for the top high-yield CDs is 4.37%, according to DepositAccounts.com.
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30-year rates hit 11-month high

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Don't count on Social Security benefits if you fit into any of these 5 groups

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By Miranda Marquit Verified
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Our team of professional journalists has more than 100 years of combined experience writing articles like this. Help us continue producing award-winning content by clicking the follow button above. Not everyone can count on Social Security. People who didn't pay into the Social Security system, or didn't pay enough into it, as well as people in certain other situations, may be ineligible for retirement benefits.
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