Business, 04.07.2019 09:30, mpjoserivera

You decide to cash out your cd early. what will happen? a. you will be able to invest in other stocks. b. you will be penalized with high fees. c. you will roll it over into a 401(k). d. you will reinvest the proceeds into a money market account. e. you will have tax-free income.

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