Articles about financial products, APY changes and market updates.
UK Gilts yield 4.40% and US T-Bills 4.25% in 2026 — both government-backed and accessible to European investors through brokers. Here's what you need to know about yields, risks, and how to access them.
Not all interest-bearing accounts require direct deposit of your paycheck. We analyze the best options in Spain in 2026 to get the most out of your savings without any strings attached.
Two products, very different trade-offs: a savings account gives you instant access but a variable rate; a fixed-term deposit locks your money but guarantees the rate. Which is better in 2026 depends on one key question.
Bondora Go&Grow and Mintos are Europe's two most popular crowdlending platforms. We compare yield, liquidity, risk and which one suits your investor profile.
DeFi protocols offer yields of 2.5–8% on stablecoins and major assets. But not all yields are equal — APY inflation, smart contract risk, and impermanent loss change the picture. Here's how to evaluate them.
European sovereign debt is yielding more than at any point in the past decade. Spain's 10-year bond pays 3.27%, UK Gilts 4.40%, Italy 3.50%. Here's how to evaluate and access them.
European savers in 2026 have more options than ever: instant-access accounts at 2–3.75%, fixed-term deposits at 3–3.5%, and government bonds above 3%. Here's how to choose the right product for your situation.
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