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5 Best Savings Accounts of February 2024 (Up to 5.27%) - NerdWallet » NerdWallet's list of the best savings accounts feature options with great customer service, higher-than-average interest rates and low or no fees. Nerdwallet.com

Why yes, there is a savings account paying 6.17% — plus 9 other savings accounts with the best rates in November 2023 » Here’s everything you need to know before opening an account. Marketwatch.com

Bank of America Preferred Rewards - Banking Rewards Program » The Preferred Rewards program from Bank of America offers real benefits and banking rewards built around all the ways you bank, borrow and invest. Promotions.bankofamerica.com

College Savings Accounts: 529 Plans and ESAs » A 529 plan account has higher contribution limits than other types of education savings accounts. Similar to 401(k)s, investment options vary by 529 plan. Schwabmoneywise.com

What Is a 529 Plan? - Savingforcollege.com » Explore what a 529 plan is, its tax benefits, and how it helps pay for educational expenses. Learn the ins and outs of saving for college. Savingforcollege.com

Here are the best free, FDIC-insured savings accounts for stashing your cash » No-fee savings accounts can make your dollars go further. Cnbc.com

9 Best Money Market Account Rates For February 2024 - Up to 5.30% | Bankrate » Money market rates are typically higher than traditional savings accounts. Compare money market accounts and open one today. Bankrate.com

Earn more than 5% interest on your money: The best high-yield savings accounts of February 2024 » We rounded up the top nine high-yield savings accounts that offer some of the best APYs and zero monthly fees. Cnbc.com

Best Savings Accounts For February 2024 - Up to 5.35% | Bankrate » Compare savings accounts to find the best rates. Bankrate's experts have identified the highest interest rates for traditional savings accounts. Bankrate.com

California Officially Launches Nation’s Largest College Savings Program for Millions of Students and All Newborns | California Governor » SACRAMENTO – Today, all families of low-income public school students – 3.4 million across the state – can now access college savings accounts created in their children’s names… Gov.ca.gov