Tag: Savings
CIT Bank has one of the best high-yield savings accounts available, and you only need $100 a month to make it worth your while
CIT Bank's high-yield savings account, Savings Builder, rewards you with its top APY of 1.85% for auto-deposits at least $100 a month.
5 times to consider putting your savings in a CD for at least a year
If you have savings that you know you're not going to spend until a future date, a CD is a good alternative to a high-yield savings account.
7 signs you might be giving your grandkids too much money
If your retirement account is draining fast, you're overspending, or your grandchildren take gifts for granted, you might be giving them too much.
7 stores that offer price matching — and everything you need to know about their Black Friday and Cyber Monday policies
Price matching saves you money when holiday shopping. Here are 7 popular stores and their price match policies, including Black Friday & Cyber Monday.
We opened a high-yield savings account right after getting engaged, and it’s the smartest thing we’ve done for our wedding
The first thing they did after getting engaged in March was open a high-yield savings account, and they've already earned more than $85 in interest.
7 times you’re better off spending than saving
You shouldn't cut corners when it comes to spending money on things that improve your health, happiness, or financial situation.
Patriots rookie is saving and investing 90% of his paychecks so he can ‘live like a prince’ for the rest of his life
Joejuan Williams told the Boston Globe that he's taking his finances seriously, and not treating a second NFL contract like it's promised.
A man who interviewed over 150 millionaires says getting rich boils down to perfecting a 3-step formula
John from ESI Money says the formula for becoming a millionaire is clear: Increase your income, control your spending, and invest early and often.
Here’s how to use your FSA dollars before you lose them at the end of the year — and get a discount on supplies you’d need to buy an...
Even if your FSA deadline is December 31, you likely have until March 15 before it's gone for good. Here's what you can use your FSA money on.
I had to take on credit-card debt for my dog’s first emergency, but my new high-yield savings account keeps me from ever having to do it again
When their dog needed surgery this past spring, the family had enough money saved in their high-yield savings account to cover the $2,000 total.