While the Federal Reserve's hold on rate cuts is generally good news for savers, there have already been some banks that have lowered their payouts anyway.
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The rates give savers another opportunity to lock in sweet yields in the event the Federal Reserve resumes its rate cuts.
CD rates are down from their highs but still offer solid returns.
Yields on cash-equivalent assets will fall. Here's where experts say you can go for still solid income.
Some money market funds yield over 3.5%, while certain certificates of deposit offer annual percentage yields of 4%.
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