When you’re nearing retirement age, you’ll see plenty of discounts and perks aimed at seniors. Among them: senior checking accounts. Should you get one? The quick answer: not necessarily. A senior ...

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The Ally Bank Spending Account is another good option for an online bank. Offering an above-average APY that can be upto six times higher than the national average, this checking account provides much ...

Everyone likes freebies. And free checking accounts are easier than ever to find, especially if you’re over 55. Free checking typically means you don’t pay a monthly account maintenance fee, which can ...

There are several types of checking accounts to choose from, including basic, joint and specialty options. Some offer rewards or interest, while others are built for students, seniors or those ...

A free checking account sounds like a no-brainer, offering easy access to your money with no annual fees. But “free” sometimes comes with strings attached. Some checking accounts waive fees only if ...

A traditional checking account, also called standard or basic, is your bare-bones account. “These accounts are very easy to access,” said Matt Hicks, vice president of deposit products and member ...

When you glide into your golden years, you can start taking advantage of a seemingly endless stream of senior discounts. Surprisingly, many banks also offer perks to retirees. If you know what to ask ...

The Connexus Xtraordinary account can earn 1.75% APY‍ on balances up to $25,000, one of the highest yields one can find. The requirement to earn yield involves 15 debit card purchases or $400 in debit ...