Should you be worried about your money, your bank or the U.S. banking system? Experts weigh in

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Should you be worried about your money, your bank or the U.S. banking system? Experts weigh in
After the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failures, experts answer what a bank run is, how FDIC insurance works and whether your deposits are still safe.
Are your bank deposits FDIC-insured? What to know in the wake of Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank closures
Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank customers are expected to have full access to their money. If your bank failed, could you expect the same?
What Signature Bank, Silicon Valley Bank failures mean for consumers and investors
Here's how the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank and moves by U.S. regulators may affect your wallet, according to financial advisors.
Why you should buy everything with credit cards — provided you meet 1 condition
Having multiple credit cards can save you hundreds of dollars each year. How much money you save depends on your lifestyle and how you play the rewards game.
How to factor your health into your financial planning, according to a doctor-turned-advisor
While health insurance premiums and related expenses are important when it comes to cash flow, your health itself is key to other financial considerations.
There's a quicker, cheaper way to go to college, but fewer students are trying it
In some cases, students can complete an associate's degree by the time they finish high school, a type of dual enrollment known as "early college."
Families get these 3 things wrong about estate planning, advisor says
Many clients think estate planning is "only for rich people," among other misconceptions, said Lee Baker, a certified financial planner based in Atlanta.
31% of new cars sold for above sticker price last month. These 10 models have the biggest premiums
Even though new car buyers are paying less of a premium than a year ago, the average sale is 8.8% above the manufacturer's suggested retail price, or MSRP.
President Biden's proposed 2024 budget calls for top 39.6% tax rate
President Joe Biden is proposing higher taxes on wealthy Americans to help cover priorities like Medicare and Social Security in his 2024 budget.
A simple rule can help you build a savings habit, says advisor: 'Do it no matter what'
The 50-30-20 rule can help demystify budgeting and saving for anyone who feels behind financially.
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