This content is created independently from TIME’s editorial staff. Learn more about it. The best bank accounts for kids ...

Checking accounts replace cash in wallets. Here's where to find the best checking accounts for high school teens.

Washington — Americans over 60 years of age fell victim to so-called elder fraud crimes more frequently last year than in any ...

Interest rates are higher than they’ve been in years. That means you can earn a lot by switching banks.

High schoolers shouldn't be charged maintenance fees. Find out what to look for when opening a teen checking account.

Opening a student checking account is a great way to establish some financial independence, but many banks charge maintenance fees that can cost you up to $15 a month if you don't meet certain ...

If you think your child is ready to manage money, setting up a bank account can be a great next step. Not only will it give them a safe place to store their cash, but it can be an opportunity for ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Opening an individual retirement account (IRA) is one of the most effective ways to bolster your retirement strategy. Stashing away ...

After they turn 18, they can switch it to a standard checking account, or keep it as is. The account itself comes with a bevy of safeguards, including limiting total debit card purchases to less ...

Banks and credit unions offer savings accounts for kids and teens to help them reach their financial goals. Learn which kids' ...

The Novo Business Checking account comes with no monthly maintenance fees, no minimum balance requirements and up to $7 in monthly ATM fee rebates. Transfers, mailed checks and incoming wires are ...

BECU Early Saver Youth Savings Account offers 6.17% APY on the first $500, then 0.50% APY on greater balances. *** Spectrum Credit Union & Chevron Credit Union MySavings Youth Account offers 7.00% ...