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Is it safe to place money in CD,?

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Is it insured in the case of bankruptcy??

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  1. As long as the bank that you took out the CD with is FDIC insured, you money will be insured against the bank becoming insolvent for up to $100,000.

    CDs are very safe investments although the interest rates are rather low right now. www.bankrate.com is a good place to compare CD yields.


  2. Buy it through a bank that is FDIC insured.  CD's are a low risk, low return, safe savings instrument.

    And I hope you are not referring to your own bankruptcy !

  3. CDs are a very safe investment...not sure about the bankruptcy question...Ask when you get ready to open your cd account

  4. CDs are very safe. You can research online to find high rates of return. Good ones right now are about 3.5%. I have had many CDs and each time they renew, I simply roll it over into a new one. It is great to put money in a CD because it is off limits, but not completely unaccessible. I have one that is about to mature at 5.5% and it is killing me that I am going to have to renew it at 3.5%. What a let-down.

    CDs are insured by FDIC just as any other investment or account at a bank up to $100K.

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