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Goldman Sachs pays 4% on CDs most banks won’t match

THE STREET·May 25 ago·3 min read
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The gap between what your bank pays on savings and what the best certificates of deposit offer has grown wide enough to cost you hundreds of dollars a year. A one-year CD at the average American bank earns roughly 1.55% annually, a figure that barely registers against consumer prices that climbed …

The gap between what your bank pays on savings and what the best certificates of deposit offer has grown wide enough to cost you hundreds of dollars a year. A one-year CD at the average American bank earns roughly 1.55% annually, a figure that barely registers against consumer prices that climbed …

The gap between what your bank pays on savings and what the best certificates of deposit offer has grown wide enough to cost you hundreds of dollars a year. A one-year CD at the average American bank earns roughly 1.55% annually, a figure that barely registers against consumer prices that climbed …

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