Bank Certificate of Deposit (CD)

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A bank certificate of deposit is a savings product in which you deposit money with a bank for a fixed term in exchange for a stated interest rate, usually higher than an ordinary savings account. In Egypt, high-yield bank CDs are a popular alternative to stock-market and fund investing, and comparing their net yield to fund returns is a common decision for Egyptian savers.

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