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Every rate read on the bank's own site. Newest reading: August 29, 2026.

High-yield savings, CDs and money market accounts all pay between 3.5% and 5% today.

Whether you need the money on Tuesday, can lock it away for a year, or want a debit card and checkbook, there is an insured account that keeps you ahead of rising prices. Opening one takes $100 or less.

Prices went up 3.36% in the year leading up to July 2026. If inflation continues at the same pace, an account earning less than that loses buying power.

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High-yield savings

4.015.00%APY

211 tracked · take it out any day

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CDs

4.374.50%APY

1,432 tracked · 1 month to 10 years

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Money market

3.504.00%APY

65 above the national average · checks and a card

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is the yearly rate after compounding. Each range covers the ten highest we track in that family, not the single highest.

Savings Rates

Compare daily rates from banks.

Today's top savings rates

Displaying 1-5 of 211
Read daily
5.00%
$25
N/A

GO2bank

High Yield Savings

4.50%
$0
$0

Elevault

High Yield Savings Account

4.34%
$0
$0

Axos Bank

Axos ONE Savings

4.21%
$0
$0

Newtek Bank

Personal High Yield Savings

4.20%
$100
$0.01

Rates tracked daily. APY subject to change by institution.

CD Rates

The highest rates we track. Business CDs are not included.

InstitutionProduct / Term
Popular Direct
36 Months36 months
4.50%
Popular Direct
48 Months48 months
4.50%
Popular Direct
60 Months60 months
4.50%
Grant County Bank
60-Month CD60 months
4.48%
Popular Direct
24 Months24 months
4.45%

Rates tracked daily. APY subject to change by institution.

Money Market Rates

The highest rate at each bank we track.

InstitutionProduct / Term
Bank5 Connect
Money Market Account
4.00%
Climate First Bank
Impact Money Market
3.96%
Waterman Bank
Money Market
3.82%
Quontic Bank
Money Market Account
3.80%
Bank Michigan
Premier Money Market Investments (MMI)
3.75%

Rates tracked daily. APY subject to change by institution.

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Rate history

How the national average has moved

The national average savings rate sits at 0.38% APY, below the 3.36% that prices added over the year to July 2026, so money at the average buys a little less each month. All ten of the highest rates we track earn more than prices added over that year.

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FDIC National Average Rates Over Time

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