Curious how much money Americans keep in their checking and savings? This data shows where you fall by age, household, and education level.

Leaving your money sitting in a savings account might seem safe, but it can quietly lose value, miss out on growth—or even risk being turned over to the state.

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Trump Accounts give every US newborn $1,000 in a government-backed investment account, growing for education, business or home needs, with access from age 18.

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Most travel cards hand you an annual hotel credit that's basically free money, but almost no one remembers to use it.

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You can stack your bank’s cashback offers on top of store discounts for major savings—but only if you enroll in them!

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