Income opportunities have been created by the financial market indecisiveness, unusual yield curve behavior, and generally ...

If you have money that you know you won’t need for the length of the term, putting it in a CD could be a good option. Read on ...

This is one of the reasons I've considered opening up savings accounts for them, so that they can see the benefits of saving up their precious dollars … and maybe buy something more substantial than a ...

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) insures deposits in credit unions the same way the FDIC does at banks ... products offered by credit unions versus those of banks.

The difference between putting your savings in a traditional account that pay 0.41% APY on average versus a high-yield ... to find the highest yields on FDIC-insured accounts through the weekend ...

Ousted NCUA board member Todd Harper warned that President Donald ... Washington state also passed a new law taxing mergers between credit unions and banks. In a February op-ed, former FDIC Chair ...

The difference between a high-yield checking account versus a high-yield savings ... always federally insured through either the FDIC or the NCUA, and the bank has to give you the interest rate ...

This administration's actions fundamentally undermine the NCUA's independence and its ability to protect our financial system [and] has implications for other independent financial regulators like the ...

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) announced plans to eliminate approximately 1,250 positions across most of its departments. This, according to an internal email that was reportedly ...

NCUA protects members’ share accounts at federally insured credit unions. It’s similar to the deposit insurance coverage provided by the FDIC. Members can calculate the amount of insured ...

That means that your money is still safe with deposit insurance of $250,000 per NCUA- or FDIC-insured account. Changing either in any substantial way would come with significant roadblocks ...

Most Deposits Are Insured Through the NCUA From a consumer perspective, the major benefit of the FDIC is its insurance ... accounts and share certificates versus savings accounts and certificates ...