#high-interest savings accounts

[sawontheboss4]

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[zot3-flopped]

Re: the anon on Liam’s lack of estate planning. Yes, it’s sad and surprising, but what it actually shows is incredible selfishness on his part! He’s basically left the mother of his child (unmarried and no legal standing ) and his parents to vie for control of that money. And though his parents would likely place it all with his son, it’s who has control of those funds until he’s legally able to access them that can cause huge battles.

My in-laws left a $4M + estate with zero estate planning. Both died within two weeks of each other during early Covid. 4 siblings, 4 stepchildren from previous marriages, a business that was being leased to a nephew, a long-time caretaker……so many entanglements it was insane. And no direction whatsoever. Two of their sons had begged them to set down some arrangements, but my father in law was kind of an asshole, and refused. Didn’t want lawyers taking his money! I always thought it served him right that the money the lawyers actually ended up taking was multitudes more than basic estate planning would have cost. Lol! While some of the family remains close, it took almost 4 years to resolve most of it and the bad blood from some of the decisions will remain forever.

I can’t imagine all the relationships and dealings that Liam had gotten himself involved in. So all I think of when I read that, is that while we don’t speak ill of the dead, his selfishness speaks for itself. He was totally floundering that’s clear. But still supremely selfish to leave it all to someone else to deal with, especially with a child outside of marriage involved.

There won't be any fighting between Cheryl and the Paynes because she has been named administrator of his estate, as the mother of Liam's next of kin, Bear.

Cheryl, who was Payne's partner for more than two years, and music industry lawyer Richard Bray have been named administrators of his estate. They will manage the money, but they currently have limited authority and cannot distribute it.

[ghostresidues]

in a HORRIBLE mood bc i just paid my student fees and rent simultaneously. grrrr

[roseband]

i mean this in all seriousness.....

every bonus and raise i get at work is cuz i taught myself adobe automation tools and javascript for adobe (even though i took cs in hs like, i could not find a class in what i wanted so i just had to self teach it)

but the only reason i self taught that was cuz i was overly obsessed with kpop

so as long as all my savings accounts are where they should be (percentage of income-wise)... so like 401k, emergency fund, down-payment fund.......(which.....are all invested and/or in high yield 4.5% monthly compounding interest accts and are making their own money)

i can just dump all my disposable income into kpop because if i wasn't unhinged about kpop, i would not have this much disposable income lol

i feel like this is 100% an original meaning of girlmath moment tbh

[venusik28]

The Best High Interest Savings Accounts & ETFs in Canada 2023 | TOP Inte...

[comfycozycrossfox]

as ive put it before: i didnt sign up for this game but i will not be losing it

[dailyfinancial]

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[mintycents]

Top High-Interest Savings Accounts in India 2025: Best Banks for Maximum Returns

Of all the high-interest savings accounts in India this year, our blog will cover the most interesting ones providing high-interest savings accounts in India.

[banktjsb]

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[worthybonds]

CDs or High-Yield Bonds: What’s the Smarter Move?

Whether you’re saving for a home, planning a dream trip, or just building up a fund for emergencies — there are alternatives to traditional savings accounts that can help you grow your savings faster. High-interest investments like bonds and CDs (certificates of deposit) can give you more leverage and help you reach your goals.

For more on this topic, please visit our blog: High-Interest Bonds or CDs?

[browneyesandhair]

When you have a question but someone on reddit had the same one two years ago. Thank you Internet forums. Thank you Reddit.

[hevendor]

I little over 1 week left of my summer vacation... Twas fun but it feels like the time flew by way too fast. At least I got all of my main summer goals done of 2 surgeries and a legal name change lol

[ms-demeanor]

Kids, we know how interest works, right? A while back I made a post about how credit card interest can screw you, but we know how interest can be good for you too, right?

I suspect we don't know about this because on one of the posts I made about it someone said something about how it is evil that money can make money, but you know that's not just for the ultrawealthy, right? That is legitimately something that you can and should take advantage of in some kind of retirement/savings/investment account.

Let us say that you are twenty years old, have no money to put into a savings account, but have a job that pays you well enough that you've got twenty dollars to spare from each paycheck.

Let us say that you put that into a normal savings account; normal savings accounts have an average interest rate of .56 APY. Let us say you are going to be working until you are sixty, and that you will add forty dollars to that account every month (twenty bucks from each paycheck) for a total of $480 per year.

At the end of 40 years you would have about $21.5k.

That's a pretty good chunk of change! twenty thousand dollars is a lifechanging amount of money. But look at the total interest. In forty years you would have accrued only $2300 in interest.

Now, instead, let us imagine that you are a member of a credit union that offers you a free, high-yield savings account with a decent APY. Everything else being the same, but putting that money in an account with a 4% return does this:

Your total contributions that you put in stay the same, but the amount of money you have at the end of forty years more than doubles.

Let's say you have a thousand dollars to put in the account at the beginning and run it again.

Low interest account: you add $1000 at the start and have an extra $1200 at the end.

High interest account: you add $1000 at the start and have an extra $4000 at the end.

There are many, many very stable opportunities for savings that will grow your money. Fifty thousand dollars isn't a retirement plan, but it's a hell of a lot better than what you would have if you just stuck cash in a savings account or if you didn't save any money at all.

I know how hard it can be to save. I know it feels impossible to put money aside, but even if you start with no money and can tuck away five dollars a week you can get a LOT out of that five dollars a week.

This certainly isn't "you can't buy a house because you get coffee at the cafe," but it something that can HELP.

Now, let's suppose you're not twenty. Let's suppose you're in my boat, and you're (almost) forty and you're going to be saving for twenty years. You still don't have a lot of cash, but you know it has less time to grow interest, so you double your contribution and you put in forty dollars for each paycheck for a total of $960 a year.

That is extremely very much not the same thing as putting in forty bucks a month for twenty years. Instead of your interest being nearly one and a half times the amount of your contributions, it is around half.

If you are a young person (honestly even if you are not a young person) and it is in any way possible for you to start putting money into any kind of an investment account, you should do so as soon as humanly possible. The earlier you do it, the more interest you will have and the more money you will end up with when you are nearing retirement age.

This is how individual retirement plans work. This is what a 401K does, but sometimes it does that with matching contributions from your employer (so your employer matches whatever you put into the account up to a certain percentage of your pay). 401K accounts also often have higher APYs than high yield savings accounts, though they have more limitations on how and when the money can be pulled out.

If you are broke as fuck and never learned anything about investing or interest from your family because your family was broke as fuck too, now is the time to learn. r/PersonalFinance is a reasonable resource (and if you ever happen to have a windfall that's the first place I would point you for figuring out how to make the most of it) for learning about this stuff.

Thinking about money sucks! Being afraid you'll never be able to retire sucks! Having to figure out how to save sucks! But there are tools out there that even very fucking broke people can use to make that suck less.

[techminsolutions]

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[uzuwumaki]

found out replacing my catalytic convertor on my car is gonna be around $1800 including labor (it's a california emissions car so it's gonna be expensive to replace regardless bc of specific emissions laws)...looked in one of my savings accounts that i set and forget...guess how much is in there.

BINGO! $1800 AND THEN SOME. GO PAST ME YOU A REAL ONE

[personal-finance8]

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