Cash in Robinhood’s new checking and savings products that were rolled out this week is not insured bytheSecurities Investor Protection Corp.
Author: Janna Herron, USA TODAY
Robinhood rocks banking with 3-percent savings interest rate
Robinhood debuted its own no-fee checking and savings products that earn 3 percent, the highest in the industry.
Robinhood checking and savings: What we know about its relationship with SIPC, FDIC
Robinhood’s checking and savings features are not bank accounts, aren’t FDIC-insured, or protected by the SIPC. Here’s what that means.
After much back and forth, stocks largely end lower on lingering concerns
Stocks closed mostly lower after flipping between gains and losses. Investors weighed threats ofa government shutdown vs. easing trade tensions.
Social Security notices showing cost-of-living increases available online for retirees
The Social Security Administration this week released its cost-of-living adjustment notices online. Paper notices are also being mailed to retirees.
Do the tax law changes help or hurt you? A new calculator can help you find out
TurboTax is releasing a new calculator that breaks down how the law affects what residents could pay in federal taxes in each state.
Tiny homes: How small houses are decorated for holidays without sacrificing space
These tiny homes and RVs show that you don’t have to sacrifice any holiday cheer for the sake of space.
Cautious millennials are getting worse deals on loans and credit cards
Unlike older generations, millennials won’t take on new debt even when their finances improve. Lenders are penalizing them for their caution.
6 money moves to make to reduce your tax burden before year-end
Because of the new higher standard deduction, you should focus on year-end money moves that lower your taxable income, rather than max out deductions.
Bitcoin recovers above $4,000 after dropping to over one-year low
Bitcoin recovered above $4,000 after hitting its lowest level since September 2017.