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Should I invest in CDs?

Certificates of deposit from banks or brokerage firms are common selections because they are easily understood, safe, and can be purchased in small amounts. They are also guaranteed and very liquid, but they can also impose early withdrawal penalties. Their downside is that they are almost certain to lose ground to inflation and taxes. They become more appropriate as the time period until college starts is shortened.

 

 


 
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