Involuntary bank account closure: How to avoid it

A bank is likely to freeze or close your account if it’s flagged for suspicious activity. Each bank has its own account ...

Here's What Happens When Your Bank Flags Your Account for Suspicious Activity

Banks flag accounts every day for suspicious activity. Here's what that means, what gets frozen, and what you can expect next ...
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What happens after your bank flags your account as suspicious

When a bank decides your account looks suspicious, the impact is immediate and personal: debit cards can stop working, online ...

4 Factors That Could Impact Your Bank Account in 2026

Several planned changes and potential developments coming in 2026 could boost or trim your personal bottom line. Here are a ...
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Scammers Love Your Bank Accounts. Here's How to Keep Them Safe

Neal O'Farrell is considered one of the world's longest serving cybersecurity and fraud experts, more than 40 years and counting. As head of the Identity Theft Council, he worked with law enforcement ...

Everyday Cheapskate: Your subscriptions are killing your bank account. Here’s how to slash them

If you use an iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. You’ll see everything you’re paying for, even the ...

Is It OK To Have More Than 1 Bank Account? Yes—And "Soft Switching" Is All the Rage Right Now

Soft switching is opening a new bank account without closing your original one. Here's why you might want to do this and how to manage multiple accounts.

The Best Bank Accounts for 2026, Even if Rates Fall

Even if interest rates fall in 2026, the right bank accounts can still protect your cash, flexibility, and peace of mind.

Can a High-Yield Savings Account Lose Money? 6 Risks To Watch Out For

High-yield savings accounts are safe, but fees, falling rates, taxes, and missed opportunities can quietly cost you money ...