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Savings account rates have remained in a relatively tight range since the Federal Reserve stopped making cuts and adopted a ...

Even in a roaring bull market, it's wise for retirees to keep money for the next few years in a conservative bucket to preserve their spending power. Those who haven't yet retired may also want to ...

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You don't need to have $10,000 on hand to earn a competitive interest rate on your savings. Most of the CD accounts on our ...

Savings account interest rates are variable, which means that they change as market conditions change. So an account that pays 4.00% APY now could pay 3.50% a year from now.

If you're looking for a safe way to invest your money and earn some interest, a 2-year CD might be just what you need. Read ...

Like Wells Fargo, Chase offers a standard savings account that earns an APY of 0.01%, as well as a Premier Savings account that can earn you a higher rate when you link an eligible checking account.

Compared to those meager returns on a traditional savings account, high-yield alternatives can deliver more than 4.50% APY—turning a potential $50 annual return on $10,000 into $450 or more.

The current U.S. savings rate average is 0.42% APY, which is higher than interest-checking account interest rates but lower than money market accounts or CD interest rates.

CIT Bank. This online bank, a division of First Citizens Bank, offers a 4.00% APY on its Savings Connect account. A minimum deposit of $100 is required to open. There are no monthly service fees ...