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Keeping too much cash in checking could be costing you. Here's how much to actually keep -- and where the rest should go.

This article adheres to strict editorial standards. Some or all links may be monetized. Let’s say you’ve been stashing cash away in your checking account, and that you now have about $12,000 saved.

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to deciding where to put your discretionary income — you likely want some in a savings account (see some of the best savings rates you can get now ...

Many Americans keep just a few hundred dollars in their checking account, making overdraft fees from mistimed payments a common concern. So, how much cash should you keep in your debit account?

If someone says they’re a millionaire, you might think their bank account has more cash than you could ever hope to save. But the reality is that many wealthy people keep relatively modest sums in ...

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