4 Quotes by Laura Bruce

Online high-yield savings accounts make an awful lot of sense for those that want to keep their savings accounts growing. It doesn't make sense to clip coupons and save a few cents at the grocery story but not take advantage of a higher yield that you don't have to do anything for.

You're going to pay $1.50 in two ways. You're going to owe $1.50 to the company or the bank that owns the ATM and then your bank is very likely to going charge you a fee. More than likely, it'll be another $1.50.

There were many years where the Fed Funds rate was as low as 1 percent and interest rates on savings products were awful, but that has really turned around for savers.

The highest-yielding CDs might not be at the bank around the corner, but they are perfectly safe and FDIC-insured.