Elizabeth Gravier is a Senior Reporter at CNBC. She primarily covers personal finance topics, focusing on investing and banking, and has contributed to discussions on inflation, markets, and reviews. Elizabeth has been featured in CNBC and is an alum of both NYU Journalism and Newhouse School.
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These top no-penalty CDs allow you to access your cash without paying an early withdrawal fee.
By: Elizabeth Gravier
Wealthfront's cash management account stands out for streamlining your finances. Wealthfront may be best known as a robo-advisor, but don't sleep on its Wealthfront Cash Account
By: Andreina Rodriguez, Jason Stauffer, Elizabeth Gravier
These cards provide an above-average return on non-bonus purchases and have no annual fee.
By: Elizabeth Gravier
Workers will be able to put more into employer-sponsored retirement plans The IRS has announced the 2025 contribution limits for 401(k) and IRAs
This Capital One Platinum Credit Card offers no rewards, but it's an unsecured card available if you have average credit.
By: Elizabeth Gravier
This bank offers a strong high-yield savings account, plus access to personal loans.
By: Liz Knueven, Elizabeth Gravier, Jason Stauffer
Even occasional United flyers will get terrific value from the United Explorer Card.
By: Elizabeth Gravier
Above-average rates, no fees and early payday make this savings and checking bundle stand out.
These money moves can help ease the financial strain that comes with a new family member.
A rapid rescore can help you get approved for a mortgage, but it's not a cure-all for weak credit.
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