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Amex Platinum vs. Chase Sapphire Reserve: The Winner Might Surprise You in June 2026
The Amex Platinum and Chase Sapphire Reserve both have great perks and massive welcome offers -- but which one is best for you? Here's how to decide.
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How the New Chase Sapphire Preferred Can Save You $1,600+ in Year One
Between an elevated bonus and hundreds in annual credits, the updated Sapphire Preferred is better than ever. Here's how to save.
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This No-Annual-Fee Credit Card Offers up to 6% Cash Back and a $200 Bonus
Pick your own top cash back category, switch it monthly, and pay nothing in annual fees with a card built for everyday spenders.
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7 Benefits of the Amex Platinum Card
The Amex Platinum's annual fee is hard to ignore -- but so is its list of benefits. Here are seven perks that help justify the card's cost.
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Top High-Yield Savings Accounts Offering up to 5.00% APY Today, June 17, 2026
The best high-yield savings accounts continue to offer up to 5.00% APY -- for now. The Fed concludes its latest meeting later today, with no change expected.
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Amex Business Platinum Has a Massive Welcome Bonus Offer. Find Out Yours Now
The Amex Business Platinum offers one of the biggest welcome bonus offers out there -- but your exact mileage will (literally) vary. Here's what to know.
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The Average Checking Account Interest Rate in June 2026
The national average checking account interest rate is 0.07% APY as of June 2026, per FDIC data. See how rates compare and where to find a better rate.
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Average Savings Account Interest Rate in June 2026
The national average savings account interest rate is 0.38% APY as of June 2026, per FDIC data. See how rates have changed and where to find a better rate.
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Credit Card Rewards Statistics: Who Earns the Most Points?
Americans earned $47 billion in credit card rewards in 2024, but let 2.8% expire. See who earns the most, who forfeits the most, and how credit score impacts rewards.
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The Average Monthly Mortgage Payment in 2026 by State, City, and More
The median monthly mortgage payment is $2,005 -- read on for mortgage payment statistics by city, state, income, and more.
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Nearly 1 in 7 Americans Aren't Paying Their Bills on Time
Explore the latest statistics on Americans missing bill payments, including breakdowns by income, age, race, and housing status.
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Banks Made $5.8B on Overdraft Fees -- Here's Who's Paying
Explore the latest statistics on overdraft fees, including how many Americans pay them, the average overdraft fee, and how much banks make from them.
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