5.8% GUARANTEED - Lock it in before rates drop

High yield savings accounts are on their way out. Certificates of Deposit currently offer great yields as Interest are expected to fall in 2024. Certificates of deposit are insured by the US government and are at recent all-time highs. They are super simple to invest in, especially with a fantastic brokerage account like Charles Schwab.

📖 Chapters
00:00 - Problem
00:25 - Solution
01:10 - How it Works
02:20 - WSJ’s Top Pics
03:18 - Step One
04:12 - Step Two
06:03 - Step Three
07:13 - What’s the Catch?

This video is for entertainment purposes only. Before investing your money, consult with a licensed financial advisor. If you find yourself at a blackjack table, always split 8s and Aces.

[jrm]

Thanks for breaking things down and simplifying them. I often get overwhelmed when researching money and investing strategies. Your videos are clear, concise, and real. Thanks!

[imaginalarts]

I must say I really appreciate your tone, energy, and of course your very high level of production quality! Inspiring! Thanks!

[Colton.ontheadventure]

Fantastic video! Certainly earned a subscriber right here 👊🏻

[gregh]

i have to commend you on your timing. the 10 yr just broke below its 200 day moving avg. looks like rates are in a new lower trading pattern

[Xavier_ID.]

Great break down! It is a lot easier than I would have expected. Thank you for sharing this! 👍🏼

[beegee]

Thank you for the very informative video. Aloha from Hawaii!

[InstructorWest]

Those high yield rates quoted for credit unions- 5.8%, for example, are totally inaccurate.

[KL-iidt]

Theres a big difference between a hysa rate and a cd rate... if the fed cuts rates theres a decent chance the economy plummets or has plummeted. Which means jobs are in jeapordy. Yes you hysa rate will go down but you money is liquid and can be used to hold yourself over. Money in a cd is basically gone until maturation so Id need much more of a delta to chose it over hysa.

[crissiandco]

5:15 I was hoping you would say that.😏

[mbrad]

You’re delusional that you think rates are going g down in may.