A growing number of Americans are embracing a radical new trend to take back control of their finances—and it all starts with ...

Revenge spending—the pent-up consumption as COVID lockdowns eased—is giving way to a new, equally impactful trend: revenge ...

Many online banks and credit unions offer far more competitive rates with no monthly fees or minimums. If you're sitting on ...

From post-pandemic spending to rising prices, Americans are saving with new urgency. Here's how to channel that momentum into ...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has expanded access and flexibility to health savings accounts (HSAs), which can help account ...

At least 1 in 5 Americans have no emergency savings account, according to a March survey by WalletHub, the personal finance site.WalletHub CEO Odysseas Papadimitriou finds that statistic alarming. ...

Older Americans remember when banks competed for their savings, offering premiums, perks and serious interest. Rates on ordinary savings accounts reached 8% in the Reagan ‘80s when the prime ...

"Savings bonds are still a great investment tool for federal employees ... the TreasuryDirect program is really a very good ...

The amount of money you need to retire comfortably in the United States varies significantly depending on the state you choose to live in, with differences as high as $1.49 million, according to a new ...

We're doing a better job of saving money, ... According to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, the personal savings rate in the United States is 5.7%.

For immigrants in the United States, saving in dollars offers a stable and reliable way to build financial security. The U.S. dollar is one of the most stable currencies globally, providing a ...

The median savings balance in the United States: $8,000. The average account balance for Americans is $8,000, according to the Federal Reserve.