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In an Overpayment Scam, Your Bank Could Be a Thief’s Best Friend
One man learned the hard way that an overpayment scam can happen to anyone, but the even harder lesson might be that his bank did nothing to protect him.
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Apple Launches New Savings Account: What to Know
On Monday, Apple’s new savings account was launched, and it offers an impressive rate of 4.15% for Apple Card users.
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What's Likely to Happen to Inflation Bond Rates
I-bonds are likely to become a good — not great — savings option as inflation bond rates are expected to lower.
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CD vs. High Yield Savings Account: Which is better?
Which should you choose, a CD or a high yield savings account?
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March CPI Report: What the Experts Are Saying About Inflation
CPI A mixed CPI report means investors can expect another rate hike from the Federal Reserve in May.
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Why Treasury Bills Are a Good Bet
Treasury bills, or T-bills, are short-term debt obligations backed by the U.S. Treasury Department, and even with rising rates for savings accounts, they're a good idea.
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Are Banks Open on Good Friday?
Good Friday is almost here, but not everyone has the day off on Friday, April 7.
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After the Recent Banking Crisis, What Can You Bank On?
Now would be a good time to take stock of how your nest egg may be exposed in a banking crisis. Here are five things you should know about.
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Will Savings Rates Go Up in 2023?
National savings rates have been rising steadily since March 2022, and are expected to rise through 2023. How high could rates go and should you switch?
