Barclays has increased the maximum APY for its CD accounts to 4.90% APY.

The for-profit tax company authorized by the IRS, eFile.com, was distributing JavaScript malware during tax season through a malicious file. Security researchers confirmed that the file was present on the eFile.com website for several weeks. The full scope of the incident remains unclear, but it raises concerns about the security and oversight of IRS-authorized third-party tax software providers.

During the week starting on April 3^rd and ending on April 7^th, there were no changes in savings account or money market account rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on April 3^rd and ending on April 7^th, there were some decreases and increases in CD rates compared to the week prior.

CIT Bank increased the maximum APY on their CD accounts (6-month term) to 5.00% APY. Their high-yield savings increased to 4.75 and their money market account APY remains the same.

The median APR for personal loans has increased to 24.63%, up 1.43 points from the previous week, following the latest Federal Reserve rate increase. 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 average rate for a borrower with very good credit applying for $20K+ was 10.68%. 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.

During the week starting on March 27^th and ending on March 31^st, there were a few decreases to short-term CD rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on March 27^th and ending on March 31^st, there were no changes in savings account or money market account rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on March 20^th and ending on March 24^th, there were a few changes to short-term CD rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on March 20^th and ending on March 24^th, there were no changes in savings account rates compared to the week prior. However, the rates for money market accounts did increase.