Top high-yield savings accounts are still paying up to 5.00% APY, but those yields could decrease as we head further into ...

Savings account yields are much higher than a few years ago Top rates may fall if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates ...

The best high-yield savings accounts continue to offer up to 5.00% APY -- for now. Grab one while you can before rates slide.

Standout benefits: The Capital One Kids Savings Account has a competitive APY, no fees and no account minimum. Starting at ...

Rates on savings accounts have held steady compared to last week. You can now earn up to 5.84% on your savings. Shopping for ...

Your wealth-building plan starts with a cushion of highly liquid cash. Some call it precautionary balance, others may use the term “peace-of-mind money,” but most people simply call it savings.

The average savings account yield is 0.63% as of Dec. 19, according to a Bankrate survey of 500 financial institutions. If ...

This savings account earns a competitive rate and does not charge monthly fees. However, it requires a minimum opening balance of $500. You can access banking features, including checking your balance ...

At the central bank’s final meeting of the year in December, CME Group’s FedWatch tool predicts a 65% chance of another rate cut. If so, that could mean the average national deposit rate for savings ...

Looking for a great place to stash your rainy-day emergency funds? There are still savings accounts offering rates of up to 5% APY, but they can be hard to find. When inflation rates started cooling ...

The interest-earning potential of an account of this size remains robust, even after recent interest rate cuts.