Chase pays 0.01%, but top savings accounts pay 4.00%+. Here's how switching banks could earn you hundreds more every year.

Chase pays 0.01% and top savings accounts pay 4.00%+. Here's why I tell everyone to ditch Chase and earn hundreds more.

Chase savings accounts pay virtually no interest, while the top high-yield accounts offer 4–5% returns. Here’s how much you ...

Interest rates are expected to fall soon, but SoFi®, CIT, and Barclays are still offering savings accounts with strong APYs.

Compare high-yield savings accounts and traditional savings accounts — including benefits, drawbacks and how to choose the ...

A high-yield savings account can still be a profitable tool for savers, assuming they avoid these timely mistakes.

Chase has introduced a new bonus offer, giving new customers the opportunity to earn a 5% interest rate for up to one year. It makes it one of the best savings accounts on the market for instant ...

Chase Bank has cut the interest rate on its boosted savings account, meaning savers can now only earn up to 4.5% AER. This rate, which includes a six-month 1.75% AER (fixed) bonus rate, was previously ...

Nationwide will cut interest rates on a whopping 24 savings accounts on October 1, including the Flex Instant Saver, which ...

Get the best possible yield in a stagnant rate environment.

Chase Bank has issued a new warning about scammers impersonating bank staff and law enforcement in increasingly elaborate ...