When Your CD Matures: How CD Grace Periods Work
Once a certificate of deposit matures, you enter into what’s called the grace period. You can withdraw funds or let your CD renew.
9 Types of CDs: Which Should You Choose?
Not all CDs are alike — they differ in terms, interest and other features.
High-Yield CD: How It Works
One CD can earn you dollars while another earns you cents. The best are high-yield CDs.
How Much Should I Have in Savings?
Determine your target savings goal and then save consistently until you get there.
How to Do the 52-Week Money Challenge
Save more than $1,000 in a year. Save $1 your first week, $2 your second week and so on.
CD Early Withdrawal Penalty Calculator
See our CD penalty calculator and a list of banks’ penalties to find out what an early withdrawal costs.
Cash App: What It Is and How It Works
Learning how to use Cash App is straightforward, and using it can make sending payments quick and convenient.
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Zelle Money Transfer: What It Is, How to Use It
Zelle is a money transfer service that is integrated into the apps and websites of most major banks and credit unions.
Marcus CD Rates 2026: Solid APYs Plus Specialty CDs
Marcus by Goldman Sachs offers high-yield CDs with a low opening minimum, as well as no-penalty and bump-up CDs.
Fidelity CD Rates 2026: How They Compare
Fidelity’s brokered CDs can have competitive rates, but bear in mind they fluctuate more than CDs at banks do.
Discover Bank CD Rates: Good But Not Great
The credit card issuer Discover has high-yield CDs with no opening minimum.
Where to Exchange Currency Without Paying Huge Fees
Your bank or credit union, not an airport kiosk, is likely the best place to exchange currency.
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What Is a Cashier’s Check and How Do I Buy One?
A cashier’s check is a safe way to make large payments. Most banks and credit unions offer them.
What Banks Charge for Debit Foreign Transaction Fees
The fees are often 1% to 3% of the amount of a purchase or ATM withdrawal.
What Is a Money Order? How a Money Order Works and Where to Buy One
A money order is a guaranteed payment you can buy at places such as Walmart, the post office and your bank.
Brokered CDs: How They Work
Brokered CDs are provided through brokerages and issued by banks. They're like regular CDs, but you can trade them.