Lock in today's best rates in decades on certificates of deposits on a range of CD terms — from 6 months to 5 years.

CDs might be more familiar, but short-term Treasurys, such as T-bills (Treasury securities with a maturity of 1 year or less), are paying comparable yields right now — sometimes even higher yields.

Ever noticed rainbow colors on a CD? Learn why CDs reflect light this way and the science behind those dazzling patterns.

The Cyrus 40 CD is a well-made premium CD player that’s low on frills, but its sonic performance is terrific in every way.

Planning to get a tax refund this year? Treat your future self with a risk-free way to grow your money. Here are the 5 best CDs to consider.

CDs and T-bills are both safe ways to earn guaranteed interest. Read on to learn some key differences between the two.

Short-term CDs are great for quicker access, while long-term CDs offer more stable growth.

We thought cassette tapes were old, but now CDs have reached that same level.

Certificates of deposit offer decent interest rates right now. But for most people, there are two better alternatives. Find out what they are.

While a $10,000 deposit into either a long-term or short-term CD can be beneficial for savers, it helps to know which of the two may be better to open right now.

I bought a lot of my CDs for £7 or less in shops like Fopp or Rounder Records (another RIP) in Brighton, UK and the thought of spending over £20 on just one album back then would’ve horrified me.

You probably know that CDs are having a bit of a resurgence. It’s not nearly to the same level as vinyl, but CD sales increased last year for the first time in decades. And brands are taking notice.