Best High Yield savings acct?

Citi has good rates, but they’re a disaster customer service wise. Would not recommend.

Banks want deposits, if you know a local banker they may be set you up an account with a matching rate of what you can find.

Capital One 360 Performance Savings is at 3.8% right now.

I like a Fidelity brokerage account.

All uninvested monies are automatically put into a money market fund (SPAXX), which earns 4.13% as of today. You can link your regular bank checking/savings account for easy transfers.

I have mine sitting in Schwab's money market for my brokerage. SWVXX. Still getting 4.2%

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Still have a bit of snaxxx but a fair bit in snvxxx

I have a Fidelity acct through my employer for my 401k and I think a Spaxx already for my ESPP stocks


Think I'll just transfer the savings to that. No cons to doing this vs using Ally or Capital One right?

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I have about $25k sitting in a regular Chase savings for emergencies. I'd like to put in a high yield savings. It's OK if it's an online only bank, as long as transfers are easy.

Any suggestions? I see Sofi recommended online, but wanted to hear other suggestions

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The best high yield saving account is gold/silver bullion. The way inflation is going, if you buy gold and put it in a safe hiding place, it will become more valuable as the dollar becomes worthless. LINK Just look at what a silver half dollar from the 1950's is worth today. It's because of its silver content. Coins back then were 90% silver.

Amex savings is at 3.8% but it drops every so many months. No mandatory transfers or minimum that I'm aware of.

I put mine I Energy Transfer with a 6.5% DiV which was almost 8% when I initially invested. Get like $100 a qrtr. Pfizer pays 6.5%div…