What to Do When You Can’t Open a Bank Account
If you are denied a bank account, verify your application details, review consumer reporting records and consider banking alternatives.
How to File a Complaint Against Your Bank
Work with your bank and if that fails, submit a complaint that specifies the problem and your proposed solution.
What Is a Savings Bond?
A savings bond is a loan to the government for up to 30 years. It's safe but earns less than other investments.
How to Cash a Check Without a Bank Account
Consider cashing your check at the bank where it was issued, at a retailer or onto a prepaid debit card
Neobanks or Banking Fintech Firms and What They Offer
Neobanks differentiate themselves by focusing on specific communities, offering nontraditional perks and more.
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3 Money Habits to Carry Forward From the Pandemic Era
According to a new survey, 78% of Americans report that the pandemic spurred them to take financial action.
Debit Card Fraud? Act Fast to Protect Your Money
When dealing with debit card fraud, get in touch with your bank quickly to protect your account.
Black-Owned Banks and Credit Unions: Where to Find Them
Black-owned banks and credit unions provide a crucial service to Black communities.
Understanding the Parts of a Check
When writing a check, pay attention to the different parts you need to fill out including the date, recipient’s name, the amount, the memo line and your signature.
How to Close a Bank Account
Open a new account, move money and bills, and close the account by contacting your old bank.
What Is Interest?
Interest is the amount you earn for lending out your money.
Apple Cash and Apple Pay Review: How They Stack Up
Apple Cash (which now comes with virtual card numbers) and Apple Pay are Apple’s digital payment services. See how the Apple Cash digital card compares with the Apple Pay digital service.
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How to Invest in CDs: 3 Strategies
CD ladders and CD barbells aim for higher rates over time; CD bullets focus on a future purchase.
CD Loan: How It Works
A CD loan lets you borrow from your CD while it earns interest. It’s an uncommon type of secured loan.
Bank of America vs. Chase: Which Is Best for You?
Compare Bank of America and Chase to see which of these traditional banks could be a better fit for your money.
Chase vs. Wells Fargo: Which Is Best for You?
Both banks have similar fees, low rates and big branch networks. Chase has more locations, but both banks focus on convenience.
U.S. Bank vs. Chase: Which Is Best for You?
These two large national banks have a lot in common, but there are some key differences. Here are the details to know if you’re deciding between them.