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CD could be an option but the money is locked up for the period. Other options is to put it in a high yield savings account like Marcus - but the yield there is only around 1.7% after all the Fed rate cuts
CD rates have been absolutely terrible even for longer term, high minimum options. I’d recommend a “HYSA” (I use quotes since, to your point, they’re only paying out about 1.5-1.8% these days) over a CD just for purposes of flexibility since the rates are likely to be nearly identical.
Nothing offers higher return (without any risk) than new account bonus. Go to nerdwallet and find out which banks and brokerage.
Some hidden ones such as Charles Schwab give you $200 bonus for parking the money for ~30days. So effectively the interest rate is like 10%.
Well Fargo has good bonus too.
Most of my bank interest in 2019 has been earned this way. It involves some work and thinking but not too bad if you get used to it.
Just be aware of the ones try to lock your money up for more than 3 months.
Yeah. I looked at nerd wallet and they had one for 750. You had to have not opened an acct in three years and received an award. But you won’t get the full 750 due to fees associated to the act in actuality
Not willing to risk it in stocks so I’m aware my returns will be lower. But anything is better than just sitting in the bank. Just not sure if a CD is better or worse than a MM acct with fees and variability
VTI and other ETFs. They are traded and you can sell them anytime.
Ideally, choose two ETFs. One for the States, One for the world.