Budgeting basics

A savings account can be a great tool to teach your child about money. Here are a few of our favorites.

Looking for a nearby Truist Bank location or ATM? Here’s how to find the closest ones.

Currently, you can lock in annual percentage yields (APYs) on certificates of deposit (CDs) at and slightly above 4% with many nationally available CDs. Only a select few financial institutions offer promotional [...]

Checking and savings accounts are different. Should you have one, the other — or both?

These expert tips can help keep your bank and financial accounts safe from hackers.

Depositing cash into someone’s account isn’t always possible, but there are options.

Learn why a bank could close your account and what to about it.

It’s important to find the right accounts for your emergency savings.

It’s important to find the right accounts for your emergency savings.

Monthly budgets are popular because many expenses, such as rent and bills, occur monthly.

An emergency fund is an essential part of a solid financial plan.

Rainy day and emergency funds differ but together provide a sound financial plan.

Here’s a helpful guide to how much you need in savings over the course of your life.

Use this challenge to stash more cash toward your savings goals.

Creating a timeline is a useful way to plan and meet all your financial goals.

Financial goals are measuring sticks that apply to any area of your money management skills that you’re looking to improve.

Creating a timeline is a useful way to plan and meet all your financial goals.

Here’s how to financially prepare for the possibility of sudden unemployment.

Learn how the ‘soft saving’ trend could affect your savings and retirement.

The most common sign of financial success is living comfortably, Americans say.

Now might be the time to dust off those paper bonds and cash them in. Here’s what you need to know.

Recent Bankrate data shows that young people are the ones most optimistic about their finances.

Losing your wallet can be reduced to a minor inconvenience if you know what to do.

Online banks typically offer savings accounts with much higher yields than brick-and-mortar banks.