Navigating the Potential U.S. Debt Default: Investment Strategies and Market Implications.

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The United States may run out of money to pay its bills by June 1 if an agreement to raise the debt ceiling is not reached. Amid this economic uncertainty, Americans may be looking closer at their investments. High-yield savings accounts and CD accounts are two smart and secure places to put your money now, with rates in the 4% to 5% range. These accounts will safeguard your money and grow it at a rate you simply won't get by keeping it in a regular account.
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