Banking

With online banks growing in popularity, can traditional brick-and-mortar banks survive in a digital world?

Switching banks can be worth it for a higher rate, even if doing so is often a hassle. However, there are several factors to consider…

Interest rates are eight to 10 points higher at the largest credit card companies even if you have a good credit score. But there are plenty of credit unions out there with better rates on lots of different financial services.

The FDIC and NCUA provide insurance to protect your deposits at banks and credit unions. Learn how each type of insurance works and which financial products are covered.

While the terms APY and interest rate are often used interchangeably, they don’t mean the same thing. Learn the differences between APY and interest rate and how they affect your investments.

Learn about the pros and cons of credit unions and banks, and how to determine which option suits your unique financial goals.

If traditional savings accounts aren’t meeting your interest rate expectations, consider opening a CD instead. Use our comprehensive CD guide to learn how to maximize your savings.

Monthly maintenance fees, NSF fees, out-of-network ATM fees and overdraft fees are among the most common bank fees. Learn how to avoid them.