On a tight deadline to wire money or send an ACH transfer, but not sure what your bank’s routing number is? Sometimes you need to send or receive money electronically, and you need it done yesterday. There’s just one problem:…
If you’re a renter, JPMorgan Chase is coming for your checkbook. The banking and investment giant is piloting a new platform that allows property owners to bill and accept payment digitally. That’s good news if you, like many renters, only…
About 94% of adult Americans take advantage of some sort of traditional banking service. Those include financial services like checking and savings accounts. As technological advancements continue, the way we do several things (including banking) is beginning to change. Today,…
You can live without a checking account, but it sure is a lot harder. From keeping your money safe to making secure payments to receiving money electronically, checking accounts offer a gateway to banking and investing. Without one, it’s hard…
Copper — also known as Copper Banking — is a custodial bank account for kids between the ages of 13 and 18. And their parents, for better or worse. If you’re a high school student ready to take the next…
Certificates of deposit (CDs) offer savers a way to earn a higher interest rate on your savings in exchange for agreeing to lock up your money for a fixed period of time — while still keeping your funds safe thanks…
You’ve decided to open a new bank account. You head down to your local bank or credit union, and the account manager offers you a choice of two types: checking or savings. How do you decide between them? The answer…
Budgeting is a pain for a lot of people. Setting limits on spending feels restrictive and difficult to adhere to. The cash envelope budgeting system solved this problem for a lot of people. Popularized by Dave Ramsey decades ago, the…
When you’re thinking about starting to save, your first instinct is likely to open a savings account. If you’ve ever Googled anything about saving money, over and over again you’ll see high-yield savings accounts at online banks as the go-to…
If you’re like most people, you hardly ever use paper checks anymore. It’s much easier to make purchases with a debit card or payment app, use online banking to pay bills, and receive your paycheck by direct deposit. But to…
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