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Every rate read on the bank's own site. Newest reading: October 19, 2026.

High-yield savings, CDs and money market accounts all pay between 3% and 5% today.

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Prices went up 3.40% in the year leading up to August 2026. If inflation continues at the same pace, an account earning less than that loses buying power.

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High-yield savings

4.20–5.00%APY

82 tracked · take it out any day

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CDs

4.70–5.00%APY

435 tracked · 1 month to 10 years

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Money market

3.26–4.00%APY

17 above the national average · checks and a card

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is the yearly rate after compounding. Each range covers the ten highest advertised APYs we track in that family, not the single highest. The savings page ranks accounts by what $10,000 earns in a year, so its order can differ from this range.

Savings Rates

Compare daily rates from banks.

InstitutionProduct / Term
Axos Bank
Axos ONE Savingsfirst $50,000 only · needs a linked account at the bank · promotional rate
Up to5.00%
GO2bank
High Yield Savingsfirst $5,000 only · needs a linked account at the bank
Up to4.50%
Openbank
High-Yield Savings Account
4.35%
Elevault
High Yield Savings Account
4.34%
Peak Bank
Envision High Yield Savingsunder $500,000 only
4.27%

Rates tracked daily. APY subject to change by institution.

CD Rates

The highest rates we track that are open nationwide. Business, youth and IRA CDs are not included.

InstitutionProduct / Term
Popular Direct
60 Months60 monthsAvailable nationwide
5.00%
Popular Direct
48 Months48 monthsAvailable nationwide
4.95%
Bread Savings
18-Month CD18 monthsAvailable nationwide
4.85%
Popular Direct
36 Months36 monthsAvailable nationwide
4.85%
Happen Bank
2-Year CD24 monthsAvailable nationwide
4.76%

Rates tracked daily. APY subject to change by institution.

Money Market Rates

The highest rate at each bank we track, among accounts open nationwide.

InstitutionProduct / Term
Bank5 Connect
Money Market Account
4.00%
Climate First Bank
Impact Money Market
3.96%
Prime Alliance Bank
Personal Money Market
3.90%
Quontic Bank
Money Market Account
3.90%
Customers Bank
Ascent Money Market Savings Account
3.63%

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 0.37% APY, below the 3.40% that prices added over the year to August 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

Bank statistics

What the FDIC data says about US banks

Counts, sizes and savings rates for every FDIC-insured bank, from FDIC data, rebuilt each month.

  • 33%

    fewer US banks: 6,348 filed a call report in June 2015, 4,238 in June 2026.

  • 27%

    of the Fed's rate rise in 2022 and 2023 reached the median bank's savings rate.

  • 22 of 22

    quarters from Q1 2021 to Q2 2026 with the median bank's savings rate below inflation.

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