MarketplaceHighest Yield Money MarketPosted on March 22, 2010. Why buy a CD when I can put in a money market high yield? I have access to a money market that has been steadily gaining 5% and is increasing. There are no fees or penalties for withdrawal. Should I be concerned with bonds or CDs while I have this? I want to do - keep half your market high yield money and put the other half into 6 or 9 month CD. This way, if rates go up, your money market fluctuates accordingly and your CDs mature early enough to renew a higher rate. If you feel rates are rising, keep in money market account until the rates are higher, where you can put in a CD at a rate higher than a year or two. If you feel rates are down, to get a CD in the long run this high rate. So you have a CD that is 7%, but the current CD, is to say 4% While this is a real money market funds. Some funds offer high returns do not fluctuate in price, those who are income funds of money market funds, which should not vary in price. If so, you were right, there is no reason to block the money in a CD. CommentsThere are no comments.Leave a Comment | Newest My Friends |