Money in the bank might not feel safe as it used to. But there are moves you can make to increase the safety of your funds. First, only keep your money with institutions insured by the FDIC or NCUA.

Let's take a closer look at a few signs the bank you've chosen is a safe place for your cash. 1. It has FDIC insurance. Don't put your money in a bank that isn't a member of the FDIC (or in the ...

Your money should be safe in the bank. But here's the thing: Many digital banks and fintech platforms are technically FDIC-insured. So how come consumers are getting locked out of their accounts?

And finally, while banking apps are safe, your phone isn't 100% immune to the dangers of online fraudsters. If you click on the wrong link and infect your phone with malware, your banking app info ...

I imagine that for privacy, there are no cameras in the safe-deposit box area. I have jewelry at home, but I do not feel safe keeping it there. I keep hearing about break-ins in my neighborhood.

Barclays has issued an update for customers pointing to a crucial clue that indicates a message allegedly from the bank is in ...

Bank of Ireland has recorded a 10-fold increase in attempted “safe account” scams this week. Criminals have been contacting potential victims and luring them into calling a fake bank phoneline ...