Erin Bendig
Erin pairs personal experience with research and is passionate about sharing personal finance advice with others. Previously, she was a freelancer focusing on the credit card side of finance, but has branched out since then to cover other aspects of personal finance. Erin is well-versed in traditional media with reporting, interviewing and research, as well as using graphic design and video and audio storytelling to share with her readers.
Latest articles by Erin Bendig
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Top Earning 3-Year CDs April 2023
These are the top yielding 3-year CD accounts of April 2023, paying up to 4.85%.
By Erin Bendig • Last updated
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CD Rates Are Rising, Shop Around to Get the Best Returns
High-interest CD rates are back — shop around for the best 5%+ deals.
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Best No-Fee High-Yield Savings Rates April 2023
Consider opening a no-fee high-yield savings account if you want a competitive rate for your cash with no strings attached.
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Best No-Penalty CD Rates April 2023
A no-penalty CD is a type of certificate of deposit that allows individuals to withdraw funds early without a fee. Right now, some of the best are offering rates of over 4%.
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Best 5-Year CD Rates for April 2023 as Rates Rise
Here are the best 5-year CD rates as the Fed continues its campaign to raise interest rates to try to combat inflation.
By Erin Bendig • Last updated
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Top Money Market Accounts April 2023
Money market accounts are interest-bearing accounts at a bank or credit union, typically paying high interest rates. Here are the best right now.
By Erin Bendig • Last updated
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1-Year CD Rates April 2023
Savings Many 1-year CD accounts are already offering rates of 5% or more. We look at the options on the market.
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How Long it Actually Takes to Pay Off Student Loans
How long does it actually take to pay off student loans? For many, it takes as long as two decades.
By Erin Bendig • Published
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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.
By Erin Bendig • Published