Personal Finance
Take care of your money and your money will take care of you!
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New rates! Build wealth even faster with Reserve and Boost Paid Members Public
Starting today, earn 8.00% APY with Reserve and a base rate of 6.00% APY with Boost.
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Coming soon: Earn a minimum of 5.75% APY Paid Members Public
On September 1, we're raising the Boost Account base rate from 5.50% APY to 5.75% APY. But you can earn even more by activating daily Boost rewards.
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Rack up more interest every day with Boost rewards Paid Members Public
Most options for growing your cash have a set APY or temporary promotional rate, and you don’t get any say in it. With Boost rewards, you’re in control of your APY — which can only go up from a base rate of 5.50% APY.
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Starting August 1: Earn at least 5.50% APY Paid Members Public
We're raising the Boost Account base rate from 5.20% APY to 5.50% APY. As always, you get daily opportunities to earn even more with Boost.
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This Friday: Earn at least 5.20% APY Paid Members Public
We’re excited to share that we're raising the APY for Boost from 5.00% to 5.20% on July 7.
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21 savings stats you wouldn’t expect Paid Members Public
Americans aren’t saving enough — but not necessarily by choice. Inflation, COVID, and higher housing costs are just a couple of the larger societal factors contributing to these surprising stats.
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How to save for retirement without a 401(k) Paid Members Public
April is Financial Literacy Month. We'll be diving into several topics to help you build smart financial habits and make informed decisions.
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APR vs. APY: What’s the difference? Paid Members Public
April is Financial Literacy Month. We'll be diving into several topics to help you build smart financial habits and make informed decisions.