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Another sign: After soaring in 2020 and 2021, U.S. bank deposits began falling in April 2022, shortly after the Federal Reserve launched the first of 10 consecutive rate hikes. Savers have been flocking to better-paying alternatives such as money market funds, which are yielding up to 5%, Treasury bills and the government's inflation-linked savings bonds.
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