Deposits

Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

station icon

Download the AppGet your news faster with our mobile experience

weather conditions are Cloudy for Now

Now

53°

weather conditions are AM Clouds/PM Sun for Wed

Wed

63°

weather conditions are Mostly Cloudy for Thu

Thu

66°

box outline with play symbol in the centerWatch

instagram icon

Deposits

Survey: Fewer Americans believe their finances will improve in the year ahead, compared to past 2 years

Americans are growing more pessimistic about their finances amid inflation and job worries.

The Fed just cut interest rates again. We asked 5 experts what Americans should do next

Rates are falling, and finance pros say it may be time for Americans to rethink some strategies.

Rescue the job market or stop inflation? A rate cut from the Fed this week could hit your wallet — and your paycheck

Officials are cutting rates to shore up the job market, but it’s not without risk.

How much cash should you keep at home?

How much money you keep at home depends on your personal situation, including your need for cash in everyday life as well as in an emergency situation. Elliot Pepper, CPA, CFP, MST, financial planner and [...]

Where to get a money order: Best places to purchase one

You can get a money order from many places. Here’s what you need to know.

The penny is out. Experts weigh in on what it means for consumers

Now that the U.S. Mint is done producing pennies, what happens to consumer prices?

Money market account vs. money market fund: Differences

These accounts sound similar, but there are some key differences to know.

Zelle limits at top banks

Looking to use Zelle for a transfer? Here are the Zelle limits at various banks.

FDIC insurance limits and how to insure excess deposits

Use these strategies to keep your deposits safe when they top FDIC limits.

Can you lose money on a CD? Here’s when — and how to avoid it

Learn how you can lose money on a CD.

The job hunt feels broken. These 6 charts show it’s not just you.

It’s a tale of two job markets: secure for job holders, recession-like for job seekers.

The Fed makes a second interest rate cut. Here’s what will — and won’t — change for your money.

Borrowers often don’t notice small rate cuts, and a weakening economy could dull the relief.

Rules to live by when lending money to family and friends

Most of us have lent money to a friend or family member or paid a group bill with the expectation of being paid back. Unfortunately, these situations don’t always go smoothly and often result in lost [...]

Survey: Americans would rather discuss politics or religion than what’s in their bank accounts

Americans don’t want to talk about money, but there can be drawbacks to staying quiet.

One Big Number: 672ドル | The average annual Social Security raise in 2026

Social Security recipients can expect to see a higher-than-average COLA raise in 2026.

Economists are realizing the job market is cooling. Workers have known it for months.

Before data started to show that the job market was slowing, cracks appeared in people’s lives first.

Survey: The most workers in four years say their pay isn’t keeping up with inflation

A record 62% say pay hasn’t kept up with costs, climbing from 55% in 2022.

Trending

Man charged with statutory rape in Greene County

A man has been charged with two counts of statutory rape, according to the Greeneville Police Department.

Local sheriff weighs in on drug problems coming from Venezuela

Following the first US court appearance of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, one local sheriff is addressing drug threats he says are linked to the country.

Letters to SOFHA patients confirm multiple closures

News 5 has received letters from State of Franklin Healthcare Associates patients confirming closures at multiple locations.

Local doctors report significant increase in flu cases, urge preventative measures

During the past few weeks, flu cases have been on the rise nationwide and right here in our region.

Carter County, mayor respond to emergency management director lawsuit

Carter County and Mayor Patty Woodby responded for the first time in court documents Friday to a lawsuit related to the former emergency management director's f

More Deposits

What is the average down payment for first-time homebuyers?

The average down payment for first-time homebuyers is considerably less than the oft-quoted 20 percent down payment requirement.

Want to grow your savings? Try treating yourself like a bank

Get ahead of your savings by raising your rate by an amount you prefer. Here’s how.

Best savings accounts for new college grads

Check out Bankrate’s savings picks to help you start off on a long financial future.

How bank fees are squeezing your budget: Should you and your bank go on a break?

In this era of no-fee banking, pesky fees still exist. Here’s how to avoid them.

Medicaid cuts are coming: 4 ways Americans with disabilities can start protecting their finances

Upcoming Medicaid cuts may make it harder for disabled people to save money.

Navigating Now: How Gen Xers can survive the surge in costs of aging parent care and child care

Aging parents are a growing financial concern for many Gen Xers who are still raising kids at home.

How banks handled the 2024 Fed rate cuts — and what it means for your savings today

We look back at how banks handled rate cuts in 2024, and what to expect in 2025.

How promotional (bonus) CD rates work

These CD specials help you earn more money on interest without taking on risk.

Trending

Man charged with statutory rape in Greene County

A man has been charged with two counts of statutory rape, according to the Greeneville Police Department.

Local sheriff weighs in on drug problems coming from Venezuela

Following the first US court appearance of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, one local sheriff is addressing drug threats he says are linked to the country.

Letters to SOFHA patients confirm multiple closures

News 5 has received letters from State of Franklin Healthcare Associates patients confirming closures at multiple locations.

Local doctors report significant increase in flu cases, urge preventative measures

During the past few weeks, flu cases have been on the rise nationwide and right here in our region.

Carter County, mayor respond to emergency management director lawsuit

Carter County and Mayor Patty Woodby responded for the first time in court documents Friday to a lawsuit related to the former emergency management director's f