Intermediate-term savings refers to funds that are set aside for a period of time ranging from several months to several years with the goal of achieving a specific financial objective.
These funds are typically invested in relatively low-risk vehicles such as certificates of deposit (CDs), money market accounts, or government bonds, which offer a higher rate of return than traditional savings accounts.
Intermediate-term savings may be used to save for a variety of goals, such as a down payment on a home, a child’s education, or a major purchase.
Unlike short-term savings, which are typically used for emergency expenses or short-term goals, intermediate-term savings require a longer time horizon and a higher degree of planning in order to achieve the desired financial outcome.
It is important for savers to carefully consider their goals and risk tolerance when choosing investment vehicles for intermediate-term savings.
Intermediate-Term Savings
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