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Greenlight review: A family financial platform built around kidsâ money (opens the original)
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Greenlight started as a simple way for parents to give their kids a debit card and set rules around how they spend. But the company has since expanded well beyond kids' banking, adding investing accounts, GPS safety tracking, fraud protection for grandparents and, as of June 2026, a household hub device for managing family calendars and chores. That expansion could be useful if you want one platform to manage your kids' money and other family logistics. But if all you need is a simple debit card
The warning signs your debt may be a problem, according to a credit counselor â and what to do first (opens the original)
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There's no universal dollar amount that makes debt a "problem." According to Bruce McClary of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC), what matters more is whether you understand what you owe, can keep up with your payments and still have enough room in your budget to manage everything else. You may still be making your payments on time. Your balances may not seem completely out of control. But if your debt is starting to feel harder to manage (or harder to ignore), it's time to tak
Using BNPL for bills? Hereâs what to try first, plus other ways to cover expenses (opens the original)
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Are you using buy now, pay later (BNPL) loans to cover your rent, utility bills or other everyday expenses? As more BNPL providers expand their services beyond traditional purchases, these loans are increasingly becoming a way to finance recurring bills and other necessities. In fact, 61% of renters say they would consider "rent now, pay later" services that let them split their monthly rent into two payments, according to LendingTree. Before turning to BNPL to cover a bill, there are a few opti
Higher rates can be good news for savers â but the best place for your cash depends on when youâll need it (opens the original)
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The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday, its first rate hike in three years. A big winner, potentially? Savers. When the Fed raises rates, banks and credit unions typically increase the rates they offer on deposit accounts, including high-yield savings accounts and newly issued CDs. That means savers could have more opportunities to earn a competitive return on their cash. But the best place to keep your money depends on more than just the highest APY. A high-yield sa
Live Oak is offering a $300 savings account bonus â hereâs how to qualify (opens the original)
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If you're looking for a new home for your savings, Live Oak Bank is offering an incentive worth considering. For a limited time, Live Oak Bank Personal Savings customers can earn a $300 cash bonus. To qualify, you'll need to open an account between Sept. 8 and Oct. 16, 2026, and deposit at least $20,000 in new money by 5 p.m. ET on Oct. 16. You'll then need to maintain a balance of at least $20,000 for 90 consecutive days. The $300 bonus will be deposited into your account within 45 days after t
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