Despite the Fed's rate cut, you still have plenty of ways to earn over 5% on your cash in the bank. Here are the best options ...

Consider stashing your emergency cash into some of these clever spots ... of your emergency savings — or better yet, stuff the money into a half-empty box so the box doesn’t lose its heft — and leave ...

For example, "several banks are offering high-yield savings accounts with APYs of 4.85%," which, while "down from a peak of 5 ...

CNBC Select will update as changes are made public. Money market accounts are another type of savings account where you can stash your cash to earn interest and grow over time. Money market ...

Now, while there is a lot of debate on how much a person should save, there shouldn’t be as much deliberation on where to stash your savings ... readily-available cash is a good idea for ...

If purchasing a house is at the top of your financial to-do list, here are two tips that can help you reach that goal.

Choosing the best place to stash ... your personal savings goals. Similar to a savings account but with the added feature of checking-writing privileges and debit card to access cash, with some ...

Whether you have more or less, there’s no need to worry about where to keep your savings: There are multiple ways to safely stash your cash and still earn interest on it. When you’re looking ...

130 years ago in 1893, headlines and story transcribed as originally published in the Youngstown Vindicator: Stole $1,300. It was placed between two mattresses. A township treasurer’s loss.

But there is one drawback of the long-awaited Fed rate cut: lower savings rates. In the last few months, as "the Fed paused its rate-hiking campaign," rates "inched down," said Kiplinger ...