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The Federal Reserve cut rates 25 basis points during its Dec. 10 meeting. “CD rates may drift down shortly after the meeting,” says Sam Taube, lead investing writer at NerdWallet. So, pros suggest ...

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The Federal Reserve meets on December 9 and 10, and markets are pricing in about an 85% chance that the Fed will trim rates by a quarter point, although the decision isn't a done deal. The committee ...

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