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If FDIC insured banks can't give you your money back, then society has basically collapsed and money won't mean anything anyway
Look into something closer in duration to when you need the money. If you go shorter you’ll take interest rate risk having to reinvest the money. Could just buy tbills that mature in 18-24 months.
This, get T-bills instead of CDs.
FDIC insurance is really what matters. I find it odd that JPM doesn’t use chase since they are the same thing. You should be able to get at least 4% for a year pretty easily. Ally for example is 4 and am sure you can do better if you look around. 1year treasury notes are an option also
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I’d look into opening an HYSA with someone like Marcus, the rate is 3% and the money is liquid. It’s also FDIC insured
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How /where do I open a cd at 4.5% with JPM? I have a Chase account and it pays very little interest, but I recently opened a sapphire account and will received a $2000 bonus after 4months and 10 days. The offer ends Jan 31st if you are interested.
This is OP. I’ll need the money in a year or two, that’s why I’m not putting these money into stocks or other places. I mainly want to know how people think of the FDIC insured banks that are not large/well known banks, thanks!
In a low fixed rate, our money doesn’t compound quick enough and we don’t beat the inflation rate. You’re essentially bleeding money through taxes and low ROR. The bank lends and makes money. They aren’t in the business of helping you grow wealth.
It depends on the rest of their portfolio. I wouldn’t suggest anything without all of the information.