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Here's your money briefing for Thursday, March 21st. I'm J.R. Wayland for the Wall Street Journal.

Yesterday the Federal Reserve reaffirmed its plan to lower interest rates later this year.

That could mean an end to the healthy returns

that savers have an earning on their cash for the past two years.

Financial analysts say that rates on high-yield savings accounts are likely to fall first because those

adjust monthly whereas Treasury bills and certificates of deposit are going to

fall later because those are in different durations.

We'll talk to Wall Street Journal Personal Finance reporter Oion Edadoyan, after the break. The less your business spends the more margin you keep.

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So head to NetSuite.com slash Wall Street right now. of interest rates later this year means there could be more attractive investments

than just putting away cash. Wall Street Journal personal finance reporter O'ian

Adadoyan joins me. O'ian, what is the current return on investing cash?

It really depends on which device you're investing in,

but certificates of deposit, money market funds,

and Treasury builds and high yield savings accounts are all yielding over 5% right now.

When the Fed does announce a rate cut, which rates on people's money are likely to fall first?

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