Karen Bennett is a freelance writer who specializes in finance and banking topics. Her work has been featured in publications such as Bankrate, Cigalah Group, AOL, Inc., Yahoo Finance, Finger Lakes Times, Fortune, and CPA Practice Advisor. Karen provides readers with informative articles on topics such as depositing cash into someone else's account, CD interest rates forecasts, and the best regional banks.
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Karen Bennett's focus is primarily on personal finance, with a significant emphasis on CD rates and savings. She seems to be particularly interested in providing readers with practical information about getting the best returns on their savings.
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The short answer is yes, but policies vary from bank to bank.
By: Karen Bennett
Accessing the money from your checking or savings account keeps getting more expensive, if you’re using an out-of-network ATM. In fact, average total ATM fees continue their climb to $4.77
By: Karen Bennett
Ready to invest $100,000 in a high-yield savings account? Here’s what you could earn with the most competitive rates versus the national average.
By: Karen Bennett
| By Karen Bennett | Bankrate.com Accessing the money from your checking or savings account keeps getting more expensive, if you're using an out-of-network ATM.
At a time when inflation has come down, yet fears of a recession loom, many Americans are looking for ways to devote more money to their savings and investments.
Regardless of what stage of life you’re in, these tips can help you build savings, reduce debt, boost income and invest wisely.
If you're comparing CD rates right now, some of the most competitive options are still looking very appealing.
Taking a year off of work for rest, relaxation and rejuvenation doesn’t have to cost you a year’s salary. Here are five ways to save up for a sabbatical.
By: Karen Bennett
Key takeaways An adult gap year involves taking a break from work, at any stage of life, for pursuits such as travel, learning new skills or spending time with family.
By: Karen Bennett
“If you make an out-of-network ATM withdrawal, expect to pay, and pay more than ever before,” says Greg McBride, CFA, Bankrate chief financial
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