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  Huntington Bank (Member FDIC) is available to residents of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, or West Virginia. The bank offers three types of checking accounts, two savings accounts, a money market account, and a variety of CD term lengths. Huntington's rates and fees are comparable to other brick-and-mortar banks, but you'll earn higher rates and pay fewer fees with online banks. Huntington...

  The average savings account interest rate is .06% as of May 26, 2020, according to data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.  Savings accounts at national brick-and-mortar banks may earn even less than the average, with Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo savings accounts earning .01% APY. But, there's an easy way to earn higher savings account interest rates: Opt for a...

  Ally High Yield Savings Account: Best savings account for travel Capital One 360: Best checking account for travel SoFi Money: Best all-in-one account for travel Not all bank accounts have travelers in mind. In fact, too many banks still charge hefty fees for foreign transactions and out-of-network ATM usage that can eat into your travel budget.  To find the best bank accounts for...

 The best high-yield savings accounts right now: Ally Bank: Best high-yield savings account overall Vio Bank: Best high-yield savings account APY  Marcus by Goldman Sachs: Best high-yield savings account for ease of use CIT Bank Savings Builder: Best high-yield savings account for automatic savings Synchrony Bank: Best high-yield savings account for ATM access You really can't go wrong with a high-yield savings account. If...

The best savings accounts right now: Ally Bank: Best savings account overall Vio Bank: Best savings account for high APY Capital One: Best savings account for kids/teens Synchrony Bank: Best savings account for college students Ally CD: Best savings account for long-term goals Picking the best savings account to store your money is nearly as important as how much you save. Fees can eat into...

A no-fee high-yield savings account can be a great tool to organize your money. Most high-yield savings accounts offer 2% interest or more (although rates are subject to change), while savings accounts at traditional banks can offer as little as 0.01% interest. Everyday people use high-yield savings accounts to store emergency funds, keep track of separate savings goals, and curb impulse spending. Read more personal finance...