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	<title>Comments on: A CD Ladder as a tool for Savings Strategy</title>
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		<title>By: A Penny Saved&#8230; : Are CD&#8217;s becoming short term again?</title>
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		<dc:creator>A Penny Saved&#8230; : Are CD&#8217;s becoming short term again?</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Generally, the longer a financial institution can hold your money, the more money they make off of it.  So if they can make you lock your money into a 18 month CD to get a rate comparable to a high interest savings, they will.  It would seem that they are feeling some pressure to offer those higher rates on shorter term CD&#8217;s which is excellent if your in the mood for a CD Ladder. It is also excellent if your still a little queasy about having your money in an online bank and want something that pays better than a local savings account.  Of course, most of the higher paying ones are through the internet banks, but i have seen a couple of 12 month CD&#8217;s that have paid 5%+ at my local institutions. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Generally, the longer a financial institution can hold your money, the more money they make off of it.  So if they can make you lock your money into a 18 month CD to get a rate comparable to a high interest savings, they will.  It would seem that they are feeling some pressure to offer those higher rates on shorter term CD&#8217;s which is excellent if your in the mood for a CD Ladder. It is also excellent if your still a little queasy about having your money in an online bank and want something that pays better than a local savings account.  Of course, most of the higher paying ones are through the internet banks, but i have seen a couple of 12 month CD&#8217;s that have paid 5%+ at my local institutions. [...]</p>
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