Most Americans are earning less than 1% interest on their savings. Here's how to make your money grow (instead of shrink.) ...

Two account types that offer lower risk than the stock market and higher returns than traditional accounts are high-yield savings and money market accounts.

Checking accounts and savings accounts are two important types of bank accounts to help you manage your money. However, if you're new to the world of banking, you might not be familiar with how ...

A money market account is a savings vehicle that offers both interest-earning and safety. Learn if a money market account is right for you.

Meanwhile, high-yield savings accounts are offering 4.00% or more. Think about it: If you've got $10,000 parked in your checking account earning 0.01% interest, that's a whopping $1 per year.

A high-yield savings account grows your money much quicker than a traditional savings account with rates much higher than the national average. But you can only make up to six transactions per ...

If you have extra cash sitting in a traditional savings or checking account, you could be missing out on free money. High-yield savings accounts (HYSAs) offer interest rates around 10 times most ...

Brick-and-mortar banks are paying rates that are far below the Federal funds rate. Here's why — and how to find a better rate.

While money market accounts work like high-yield savings with FDIC protection, money market funds invest your cash in safe securities for potentially better returns but require an investment ...

Higher interest rates are making it more expensive to borrow money right now, but there’s an easy way to use those rates to your advantage.

Many savings accounts haven’t paid this much in decades. Although the average national deposit rate for a savings account was just 0.42% as of June 20, according to Federal Deposit Insurance ...