Banking

Consumers aren’t so quick to turn away from the big bank.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank is in no rush to adjust rates.

You just sent money to a stranger. So, how do you get it back?

The U.S. economy expanded at a slower pace in the fourth quarter of 2018, but came in well ahead of estimates.

Powell faced criticism from Democratic congressmen for his positive evaluation of the job market despite a period of slow pay gains.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivered a positive assessment of the U.S. economy that nonetheless faces some risks.

Experts are betting that a recession will occur by the end of 2021, a new survey suggests.

Will the Federal Reserve raise borrowing costs two times in 2019, as it initially anticipated? That’s a question even the officials on the inside can’t answer.

Comparing savings rates can ensure you get the best return on your savings.

Get the latest rates on top-yielding money market accounts.

These simple moves can help build a cash cushion.

Even as interest rates drop, some top-yielding savings accounts remain competitive.

Use this challenge to stash more cash toward your savings goals.

Consider a savings account with an APY above the inflation rate.

Savings yields topping inflation could let you hold onto your purchasing power.

Here are some places to look for a source of funds.

Check out the latest CD rates from Bankrate’s weekly survey of banks and thrifts.

Take a look at the days when CDs were offering investors double-digit returns.

Know the two major benefits of opening a CD now, even as interest rates decline.

There’s still time to lock in a high-yielding CD as the Fed cuts rates.

If you’ve been thinking of getting a longer-term CD, you may want to make a move.

Find out which CD term is best for your financial goals in a lower rate environment.

Here’s how to proceed when your CD matures during falling rates.

As the Fed is cutting interest rates, consider these certificates of deposit (CDs)

Money market funds are available from several different brokers and fund managers.

Looking for a place to park your savings? Here’s why a MMA might be appealing.

Short answer? Yes. Here’s what you need to know.

These accounts sound similar, but there are some key differences to know.

CD terms can range from three months to five years. Learn which one is right for you.

Here’s everything you need to know about no-penalty CDs.

How Reg. D impacts your savings account and why it pays to check with your bank.

Not sure how to get started investing with mutual funds? We’ll help you understand the basics.

Online checking accounts stand out for different features. Here’s our top picks.

We list seven ways to endorse a check and how to process it correctly and securely.

Finding the account number on a check is easy — if you know where to look.

Balancing your checking account may sound dated, but it still makes sense.

Checks aren’t as ubiquitous as they once were, but you may still have to write one.

Here are simple steps to take to avoid paying checking account fees.

Banks are cutting overdraft fees in response to consumers and regulators’ demands.

Opening a business checking account isn’t as simple as opening a personal checking account. Here’s what to know.