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Discover why your 4% CD is actually costing you over $120,000 in lost wealth and learn the real math behind guaranteed returns versus long-term growth. This video breaks down CD rates versus stock market returns, inflation-adjusted real returns, and the compound interest trap. Learn when CDs actually make sense and find out the exact timeline strategy that protects your short-term money while building long-term wealth. Whether you're a conservative investor choosing safety, someone with $10K-$100K deciding where to invest, or wondering if CDs are worth it in 2026, this mathematical breakdown will transform your investment strategy. Watch now to understand the true cost of safety and build actual wealth. 0:00 - Introduction 1:50 - The Real CD Landscape 5:24 - The Psychology of Safety 8:39 - When CDs Make Sense 12:53 - The Real Cost Over Time 14:16 - What About Crashes? 15:55 - Your Action Plan 📊 SOURCES & STUDIES Magnify Money – 51-Year CD vs Stock Comparison Study (1967-2018) Edelman Financial Engines – 60/40 Portfolio Analysis (1959-2023) Federal Reserve – Federal Funds Rate Data (2025-2026) Daniels' Sheridan Federal Credit Union – CD Rate Analysis (2026) U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics – Inflation Data (2025) ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This content is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice. I am not a licensed financial advisor, and nothing in this video constitutes a recommendation for any specific investment or financial decision. Always seek guidance from a qualified financial professional before taking action on your personal finances. #cds #investing #stockmarket #personalfinance #compoundinterest