$25,000 short-term CD vs. $25,000 high-yield savings account: Which will earn more this year?
The gap between the returns on a $25,000 CD and a $25,000 high-yield savings account may surprise you.
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What happens to your Social Security if a creditor wins a lawsuit against you?
Losing a debt lawsuit doesn't always mean your Social Security benefits are at risk — but there are exceptions.
What are the risks of trying to settle debt on your own?
A DIY approach to debt settlement can backfire if you don't understand the legal, financial and tax risks involved.
Are adjustable-rate mortgages worth considering right now? Here's what experts say
An ARM may get you a lower rate, but it's not the right move for everyone in today's economic environment.
Can you negotiate your mortgage rate in today's market?
Negotiating with your mortgage lender could lead to a lower rate, but is that an effective path in this market?
3 credit card debt questions borrowers should consider this week
Following a series of disappointing inflation reports, credit card users in debt should consider these questions now.
Why a $10,000 CD account is worth opening this May
Have $10,000 in your savings account now? Here are three reasons why you should move into a CD account this month.
4 things retirees should do immediately after receiving a garnishment notice
A garnishment notice can be alarming for retirees, but the right response could help protect your savings.
$100,000 short-term CD vs. $100,000 high-yield savings account: Which will earn more this year?
The interest-earning potential of a short-term CD and a high-yield savings account is similar now, but not identical.
Which debt relief options can lower your monthly payments immediately?
Struggling to keep up with debt? These options could shrink your monthly payments starting almost immediately.
Can a debt collector freeze a bank account that contains Social Security benefits?
Social Security is protected from most debt collectors, but that doesn't always extend to the bank account it's in.
What are today's mortgage interest rates: May 14, 2026?
Want to buy a home or refinance your current one? Here are the mortgage interest rates you'll need to know first.
How to post jobs online and reach more qualified candidates
Finding the right job candidates can be a tough task, but there are simple ways to improve the hiring process.
What does the new inflation surge mean for mortgage interest rates?
Inflation is now at its highest level in three years. Here's what that could mean for mortgage interest rates.
How much of my Social Security can be garnished for debt?
If you're a retiree with unpaid debt, it's important to know how a garnishment could impact your monthly benefits.