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A certificate of deposit pays a higher interest rate than a savings account because the money is aided by government.
Savings accounts:
- Savings accounts are interest-bearing accounts that may be obtained at banks and credit unions.
- They're frequently used to save money for an emergency fund, vacations, down payments on a home, and other financial objectives.
Certificate of deposit:
- Another sort of arrangement that allows you to save funds at a banking institution is a CD.
- A CD is a timed deposit, but both savings accounts and CDs pay interest on your deposit.
Conclusion:
- Savings accounts typically have a single rate, but CDs have a fixed rate for the duration it and are regulated by the government, ensuring a high interest rate.
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