Even in today's economy, short-term CD accounts remain competitive. Here's what can be considered a good one now.

If you want to earn a sizable (and quick) return on your money, a $10,000 short-term CD account could be worth it now.

Both savings vehicles have competitive interest rates now, but only one offers predictable, guaranteed interest.

The interest earnings on a CD account of this size can be substantial. And they can materialize fairly quickly, too.

Today's CDs are paying up to 4.27% APY. It's a good time to secure a strong return before yields decline further.

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