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CD and savings rates keep rising after last month's Fed rate hike. How high experts predict they may still go, and why now is the time to save.

Locking in a good 5-year CD rate right now could mean missing out on better interest to come. What to know about choosing a long-term CD in today’s rising rate environment.

Savings rates are already up after last week’s Fed rate hike. Here are the best CD and savings rates right now, and what to know as rates rise.

The highest savings account interest rates today earn at least 2.05% APY. According to the FDIC, the average savings rate in the US is 0.17% APY.

The most competitive high-yield savings accounts today pay up to 2.61% APY. Many of these accounts also have zero monthly service fees.

The most competitive high-yield savings accounts today pay at least 2.05% APY. According to the FDIC, the average savings account only pays 0.13% APY.

The most competitive high-yield savings accounts today pay up to 2.21% APY. Some banks have a $0 minimum opening deposit, while others require $5,000.

The most competitive high-yield savings accounts today pay up to 2.21% APY. Online banks offer some of the best rates, but may only offer them online.

Two-year CDs can help you save for upcoming expenses, but there may be better options depending on your financial goals. Here’s what to consider:

This week showed only a small increase in CD rates, though averages are still rising.