A CD is dependent on the rate. Multiply the value of the CD by the rate and you'll know what to expect
CDs are worth investing into because they never keep up with inflation. Get yourself a Inflation Protected I-Bonds account from http://treasurydirect.gov/
Best of Luck
In order to get a greater return, you have to invest it longer. Here is a link on comparison of common savings accounts. http://www.fool.com/how-to-invest/thirte...
Here is a video of a better savings option, in my opinion. http://1025.builders.gss.us/feg_opp-30.h...
At today's rates about $1010 to $1020
I looked up CD rates but it would make much more sense if I could hear the same answer in English. If I put $1000 in a CD for 1 year, about how much would I come out with?
