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First announced in October of last year, Apple’s new Goldman Sachs savings account feature is now being launched to Apple card holders. The service has been developed to facilitate the process of spending, sending, and saving Daily Cash from one place. It offers a 4.15 annual percentage yield (APY) and has no limits on minimum deposits and minimum balance.

 


Apple Card users can set up their savings account from Apple Card within the Wallet app. After that, they will be able to grow the cashback rewards they get using the card, via automatic deposition of Daily Cash into their savings account. Money from the Savings account can be withdrawn by accessing the dashboard in the Wallet app.

Apple Rolls Out its New Savings Account Service to Apple Card Users

18 Travel Pros Share Their Best Tips for Saving Money on Vacation

What are the best ways to save money while you're on vacation? From TitleMax, this guide is a collection of great money saving tips from some of the best travel pros out there. Eating out is one way to spend way too much money on vacation, so if you can avoid that, it will be the best for your wallet, as told by Patricia Martin of Travel Fam Life. "Whenever possible, stay in a suite with a fridge so you can go to the grocery store and buy some bread, lunch meat, salads, precooked chicken, etc. 

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Effective steps to plan your retirement

When you get older, the question that pops into your mind is when you will get retired. People usually think long and hard and start to plan their retirement in a fairly earlier time in their career. There are always questions as to how much amount is required for retirement, how much should you have saved by the time you get to 40 or closing in on 50, and many other questions.

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Top energy-saving tips to reduce your utility costs

Energy-saving is a very good practice, and while you may not particularly know that you are saving energy, you can take measures to ensure that energy is saved. Saving energy also leads to reduced bills, resulting in your valuable money saved and a win-win situation.

As a matter of fact, an average American household pays up to $2000 on utilities on an annual basis. This is a huge amount to pay, but the energy usage can leave a mark on the environmental changes. A lot of things are affected when energy is produced, few of which are; air pollution, overconsumption of water, carbon emission, industrial waste, etc.

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The Money Saving Habits of America’s Young Adults
Having money set aside for emergencies and major purchases in something that everyone strives for and our younger generations are no different. Despite a lot being written about how little Millennials and Gen have in their savings account, new research from Travis Credit Union shows some positive trends in Millennial savings.

Travis Credit Union recently surveyed nearly 2,000 Millennials and Gen-Zers to learn more about the money-saving habits of young Americans and how Covid-19 and the looming recession has impacted their savings. Not only have Millennials lived through the recession in 2008, but they are also living through a second major financial disaster in the Covid-19 pandemic. Let’s take a look at the findings of the study to learn more.

The money-saving habits survey from Travis Credit Union found that 90% of young Americans say they have a savings account that they are contributing to currently. When asked how much young Americans have in their savings account, the average response was $14,150. That’s a shade under $15,000 which is more than I think many assumed that young Americans had saved.

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How Many Americans are there Without Retirement Savings?

Worldwide, the United States of America is known for its pop and work culture. Young people aim to go to America because it offers a variety of career paths and a pretty handsome salary for almost every profession. However, what is the trend among Americans when it comes to savings and planning for the post-retirement period?

As many as 25% Americans, according to the Federal Reserve Report, have neither pension nor any proper retirement savings. Despite high incomes and stable careers, the issue of having insufficient savings can be witnessed across all age groups and it is found even more in the elderly age group in their 60s. Perhaps this is also due to the fact that although Americans prepare a lot for their lifestyle, their consumer culture is pretty fast and appealing.

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