A handcraft parakeet with the B of Bitcoin is seen at the Salvadoran artisan Julio Ernesto Cruz shop, where he sells souvenirs with the B of Bitcoin and also receives payments in that cryptocurrency ...

In the month surrounding the Fed's recent rate cut, average high-yield CD rates dropped across all terms, with six-month CD rates falling more than twice as sharply as CDs of one year or longer.

Inflation is almost 3%, which means your savings is losing value if your bank pays less than that rate. Fortunately, there are dozens of easy options to earn more.

EVERYONE needs a good giggle from time to time.  Heading to big-name gigs can cost a lot but there are plenty of ways to have a laugh for less.  Here’s how to enjoy comedy on ...

United Overseas Bank (UOB) has rolled out its Singapore Dollar (SGD) promotional fixed deposit rates for October 2025. Savers can look forward to attractive interest rates of up to 1.2% p.a., making ...

Even after the latest Fed interest rate cut, savers can still earn $1,000 or more with a CD account. Here's how.

Investors are being enticed by promises of high, often guaranteed, returns but buying investments from unregulated firms offers fewer protections when something goes wrong. Here’s what to look out for ...

Younger savers may benefit most from a Roth's tax-free growth, while older savers can use it for tax diversification. Strategies like Roth conversions and "backdoor" contributions can help savers move ...

What's at stake: A judge's decision on whether to approve a class-action settlement will go a long way in determining how quickly Capital One can move on from allegations that it tricked customers ...

September wraps up today, and savers are still finding strong returns. Many high-yield savings accounts (HYSAs) continue to pay between 4.00% and 5.00% APY -- a big jump from the minimal interest most ...

Uncertainty around possible Fed rate cuts this fall doesn’t have to stall your savings goals. A simple two-part approach can help you stay flexible while still locking in strong returns.

PensionBee’s calculations suggest that, on average, Generation X savers will be left with a retirement pot worth £88,444 based on 5% annual growth if they want to retire at 66. Other generations have ...