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personal-finance2 years ago

"Common misconceptions about high-yield savings accounts and better alternatives"

Many people mistakenly believe that high-yield savings accounts are too good to be true, but these accounts are legitimate and backed by the FDIC. Online banks offering high-yield savings accounts have lower overhead costs, allowing them to offer higher interest rates. The average annual percentage yield for a traditional savings account is 0.46%, while high-yield savings accounts can offer APYs as high as 5% or 6%. It's important to research the bank offering the account to ensure it is FDIC insured and to check for any fees or minimum balances. High-yield savings accounts can be a safe and effective way to grow your money faster.

finance2 years ago

"Unlocking the Benefits of High-Yield CDs: Why Americans are Missing Out"

With interest rates high, now is a great time to grow your savings with a certificate of deposit (CD). Below are some of the CDs with the highest yields and no ongoing fees, including Bread Savings' 5.20% APY (1-year term), Bask Bank's 5.10% APY (6-month term), CIT Bank's 5.00% APY (6-month term), Citizens Access' 5.00% APY (1-year term), and Synchrony Bank's 5.00% APY (6-month term). All accounts are FDIC-insured and have early withdrawal penalties.