During the week starting on May 1^st and ending on May 5^th, there were no changes in savings account or money market account rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on May 1^st and ending on May 5^th, several CD rates decreased compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on April 24^th and ending on April 28^th, there were no changes in savings account or money market account rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on April 24^th and ending on April 28^th, two CD rates increased for longer terms compared to the week prior.

Apple has launched a savings account for Apple Card users, managed by Goldman Sachs, with an APY of 4.15%. The account, which has no minimum deposit or balance requirement, is linked to the Apple Card and users can earn interest on their cashback rewards through Apple’s Daily Cash program.

During the week starting on April 17^th and ending on April 21^st, there were no changes in savings account or money market account rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on April 17^th and ending on April 21^st, CD rates increased for smaller terms and decreased for longer terms compared to the week prior.

CDs now offer high-interest rates, making them an attractive investment option. Consider your time horizon, find the best deals, and utilize CD laddering to maximize returns. Stay adaptable and capitalize on this opportunity before rates decline.

Walmart sues Capital One over alleged contract breaches, threatening a lucrative co-branded card program. The billion-dollar dispute may impact Capital One’s revenue and set a precedent for future retailer-bank disagreements.

The median APR for personal loans has dropped to 23.39%, down 1.24 points from the previous week. However, this is just the median, and rates vary dramatically depending on the term, loan amount, and credit score of the borrower. For instance, the median rate for borrowers with excellent credit was 13.30%. These statistics are based on actual loan offers by lenders on SuperMoney’s loan marketplace. The only way to know what rate you qualify for is to apply. Find out how to check your rate without hurting your credit.