If your high-yield savings account is for short-term or emergency savings, the rate drop doesn't mean you should stop contributing to the account -- it just means you won't earn as much in interest.

The central bank again held the federal-funds rate steady in June, but kept the door open for future cuts as it gathers more ...

We're officially more than halfway through the year and high-yield savings accounts still offer up to 5.00% APY -- move your money now and start earning more.

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Historic savings and Fed rate trends By paying attention to historical rates, you can get an idea of what to expect from high-yield savings accounts.

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