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To determine how to save for retirement, consider how much you expect to spend in retirement.

If you’re in your 50s or older, you may be able to answer this question with relative ease and build a retirement savings goal around it. If you’re earlier in your career, you may be unable to come up with a precise number. Instead, plan to set aside a percentage of your...

Checks may not be as popular as they were once, but many people still use this form of payment. If you lose a check or suspect it has been stolen, you must act quickly and cancel the check before it’s cashed. Follow these simple steps when you need to cancel a check and stop payment.

Planning for your golden years is essential, but what’s considered a "good" monthly income for your retirement depends on your lifestyle and goals. While 80% of your income is a general guideline, here’s how to estimate retirement income for a more accurate number.

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Saving and investing are two essential pillars of personal finance, but they serve different purposes. Deciding which is best for your situation comes down to your goals and risk tolerance. Here’s what you should know about saving versus investing, including their differences, similarities,...

Certificates of deposit (CDs) are a common savings tool that typically offer higher interest rates than traditional savings accounts, helping your money grow faster. But are CDs worth it? The answer depends on several factors, including the interest rate environment and your financial...

Online banking is now the main way that Americans handle their money. In a 2024 American Bankers Association survey, roughly three-quarters of U.S. consumers said they do most of their banking online or through mobile devices,...

They say cash is king, but debit and credit cards rule Americans’ wallets more often than not. According to our newest DepositAccounts survey of more than 1,800 bank account holders, 66% don’t always carry cash, and 61% have used cash five or fewer times in the past month.

Some businesses aren’t so keen on the green stuff either, as 38% of consumers say they’ve had issues getting change when paying with...

ACH transfers and wire transfers both offer ways to send money electronically. However, there are some core differences between the two. Here’s a closer look at what separates an ACH versus wire transfer, so you can know which is the best fit for your specific needs.