SwitchWize compared 84 savings accounts before and after the Fed's September hike. The best rates rose more than three times as much as the middle one.
Compare Chase Ink Business Preferred and the Ramp corporate card on annual fee, rewards, software fees and payment terms, with a break-even cash back rate.
SwitchWize tracked 87 savings accounts for 33 days after the Fed's September 16 hike. Most have not moved, and the movers averaged 0.20 points of a 0.25 point raise.
A plain guide to loan options: personal, auto, student, mortgage, and home equity loans, plus the costly ones to avoid. See what each is for and what it costs.
Where to keep your cash so it is safe and earns more: how much to hold, how CD ladders work, what FDIC insurance covers, and when Treasuries beat a bank.
Should you move your savings to a higher-rate bank? How much you would gain, how long a top rate lasts, whether banks follow the Fed, and how to switch safely.
How much of your bank money is insured? How joint, trust and business accounts are counted, which bank sits behind your app, and what a bank failure pays.
Is a bank account signup bonus worth it? A plain guide to what you really earn, how it compares with savings, the tax bill, who qualifies and how to keep it.
A plain guide to Trump accounts for children: how to claim the $1,000, who can add money, what it is invested in, how it is taxed, and what happens at 18.
Where to keep your cash while rates are high: what each account is, why rates differ, how tax and the Fed change the answer, and how much to hold at each age.
A $600,000 inherited IRA, $110,000 salary and retirement in six years: compare equal withdrawals, minimums then a lump sum, and larger retirement-year draws.
At 54, this household has $180,000 to use, a 3.25% mortgage and 11 years to retirement. Compare four choices, job-loss cash and the return that changes the result.
A $520,000 home rents for $2,600, but a low mortgage does not guarantee cash flow. See the costs, sale clock and one-, three- and five-year trade-offs.