'I'm a personal finance guru - there's 5 things I won't do with my cash'
Finance pro Michela Alloca has shared five money management tips on her TikTok page to help others improve their financial ...
Why I Switched My High-Yield Savings Account -- and How You Can Earn More, Too
There's a really good chance you're not earning as much interest on your savings as you could be. Find out how to earn more ...
As the Fed pauses rates, some banks are keeping high-yield savings accounts at just under 5% interest
On January 29, the Federal Reserve chose to keep the federal funds rate steady. Here are which savings accounts offer close to 5% interest.
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Credit Card APRs Are High, but Keeping an Emergency Card Is Still a Smart Move
An emergency credit card can help with unexpected expenses, but make a plan to pay it off quickly to avoid interest charges.
CDs vs. high-yield savings accounts: What to consider this February
Both CDs and high-yield savings accounts offer savers unique ways to grow their money right now. . News at the end of January that the Federal Reserve was keeping its ...
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Today's best savings rates
We've been watching rates for the best high-yield savings accounts for a while now. The best rates are still over 4% annual ...
Here's the Average Wealthy American's Retirement Savings. How Do You Compare?
The top 10% of Americans by net worth have about $1.3 million saved for retirement. Learn how ordinary people can achieve ...
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Millennials Could Make an Extra $6,000 in 2025
Around 31% of Millennials currently have under $1,000 in savings. Another 21% have between $1,000-$5,000, and then 9% of ...
Capital One 360 Performance Savings Review: Great for Convenience and a Personal Touch
Capital One's 360 Performance Savings offers a competitive APY and the rare perk of in-person support at its branches. Learn ...
The Highest Rate You Can Earn on Cash Right Now Is 5.50%—But Should You Open That Account?
A CD might be paying a whopping 5.50% APY right now, but is that the best place to stash your cash? These other accounts may better fit your situation—and they still pay decent rates.