This week’s top story: Smart Money podcast on crypto crash, and growing money fast. In other news: Timeline, fallout and what investors should know about FTX crash, the new reality of a $700 monthly car payment, and 5 key numbers to know about CDs.
Smart Money Podcast: Crypto Crash, and Growing Money Fast
This week’s episode starts with an explainer on the collapse of the FTX crypto exchange.
FTX Crash: Timeline, Fallout and What Investors Should Know
Crypto exchange FTX crashed this week, tanking major tokens in its wake. Here’s what it means for U.S. investors.
The New Reality: A $700 Monthly Car Payment
Monthly car payments continue to climb, thanks to rising interest rates and record-high car prices.
Want 4% on Your Savings? 5 Key Numbers to Know About CDs
The best CD rates are stellar right now. But consider CD terms, penalties and minimums too.
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