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Is it possible to get a high yielding CD at a bank nowadays?

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These are the current prices for the CD at banks right now. A 1-year CD st1.27% APY ($1000 min. balance). A 3-year CD at 2.00% APY ($500 min. balance). And a 5-year CD at2.75% APY ($500 min. balance).

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