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.
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.
Business savings accounts can help you manage your company’s money and earn interest on the balance. Here’s a look at the best business savings accounts.
How much you need to save—for retirement, emergencies, your children’s college, a home, and more—depends on your circumstances. Still, there are some helpful guidelines to follow.
Joint savings accounts can help make your financial life a lot simpler. But you’re also giving your co-owner a lot of control over your money, so you think about the consequences before opening an account with a spouse, friend or even your child.
Our saving vs. investing comparison explains expected returns, how they differ, their pros and cons, and which type of account you need to meet your goals.
Banks and credit unions offer savings accounts for kids and teens to help them reach their financial goals. Learn which kids' savings accounts rate the best.
There are two interest rates posted with nearly every interest-bearing instrument: interest rate and annual percentage yield (APY). APY is the most important to you as an investor. Here’s why.
The Thrift Savings Plan is a defined-contribution plan that allows federal employees and military members to save for retirement on a tax-advantaged basis.
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.
There are a few types of bank accounts, and each has pros and cons. Learn about the most common types of bank accounts and how to pick the right one for you.