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A survey of rates for Fixed Income Investments. Top paying CDs (5.55%), TIPS, Ibonds, Treasuries, FHLB and even a money market fund paying 5.22% APY!

The average investor can beat the returns of most savings and checking accounts by buying CDs so they will mature at different times, a strategy called laddering.

Those looking to use CDs (certificates of deposit) may find that they can maximize their savings returns by building up a CD laddering system. How does this work?

Why you should save three to six months' salary in case of job loss or illness. How and where to save the money.

Very often you want to renew a CD at your local bank even if it doesn't pay the highest rate. This article tells you how to make sure you get the best rate possible.

I-Bonds are a 100% safe way to defer taxes while getting inflation protected return for up to 30 years. Newly issued I bonds are currently paying 4.52% (until May1, '07)

5% down plus closing costs can be a lot of money for most home buyers. Smart saving, slow and steady, can help you get into a new home sooner than you think.

I Bonds are a 100% safe way to defer taxes while getting inflation protected return for up to 30 years. Currently Series I bonds are paying 6.83% Interest!

Bob Brinker is bullish on the US stock market, has his recommended, low cost mutual fund portfolios fully invested, and recommends a dollar-cost-average approach for new

Read about Certificates of Deposits, rates and options like: Jumbo CDs - or Liquid CDs & Bump Up CDs which are usually found at small local or regional banks.