What is a checking account and how does it differ from a savings account? Here’s a look at what each account offers and how to choose the one you need.
Americans keep an average of $41,600 in savings, but this doesn't tell the whole story. Keep reading to find out how much Americans are saving and how much you should save.
Paper checks are still a useful financial tool in this digital age. However, they’re not cheap. Cut down on your check costs with these simple tricks.
Cash App is an app that allows you to send and receive money, stocks, or bitcoin through your mobile phone. The app is free, safe, and does not require you to have an open bank account to use it.
529 plans are state-sponsored savings and investment accounts, with excellent tax advantages. The funds can be used for a wide variety of qualified education expenses.
Both money market accounts and savings accounts pay interest on balances, but they differ in the interest rates offered, withdrawal regulations, and minimum deposits needed to open an account.
Non-citizens absolutely have the right to open an account with a U.S. financial institution. Here’s the documentation you need to have—and the procedure to follow—to get one.
A savings account is an important bank account, ideal for safely storing your money while earning interest. Learn more about what a savings account is here.
If you’re looking to get a new checking or savings account, you don’t need to leave home. Check out our guide explaining how to open a bank account online.
While annual percentage rate (APR) and annual percentage yield (APY) might sound similar,they’re actually quite different. The first applies to borrowing money, while the second applies to saving it.
Private banking extends personalized financial services and higher yields on deposit accounts, but you’ll need to meet minimum asset requirements to qualify.
This Synchrony Bank review covers this online-only bank offering high-yield savings, money market accounts, and CDs without monthly fees or minimum balances.