Savings Accounts
Highest Club Savings Account Rates
The highest club savings rate on Banksparency is 4.32% APY, advertised by SSB Bank on its Christmas Club. This page tracks 143 active club savings accounts from 118 banks.
By Aviel Fahl
|Club Savings Account Rate Summary
118 banks tracked in this category.
The mean of all tracked club savings account APYs is 0.36%. The FDIC national average for savings accounts is 0.38% as of Aug 2026. The effective federal funds rate is 3.63% as of Sep 11, 2026.
Market Snapshot
Top 10 Range
1.01%–4.32% APY
Average APY
0.36% APY
The mean of all tracked club savings accounts
FDIC National Average
0.38%
savings accounts, cap 4.38% · Aug 2026
Fed funds rate
3.63%
As of Sep 11, 2026
What a higher rate is worth
A year at the FDIC national average returns about $38 in interest on a $10,000 balance. The highest club savings accounts we track advertise 1.01%–4.32% APY.
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Highest Club Savings Account Rates Right Now
Ordered by highest APY. The top 50 of 143 products tracked.
SSB Bank leads at 4.32% APY on its Christmas Club. The tenth-ranked club savings rate is 1.01%, so the top ten span 3.31 points. The leader is 11.4 times the FDIC national average of 0.38%.
SSB Bank
Christmas Club
Diamond Bank
Christmas Club
Chelsea Savings Bank
Silver & Gold Christmas Club
Club Savings Account rate questions
What is the highest club savings rate right now?
SSB Bank advertises 4.32% APY on its Christmas Club, the highest of 143 active club savings accounts tracked on Banksparency.
What is the average club savings rate?
The mean of all 143 tracked club savings account APYs is 0.36%. It is a plain mean across every tracked product.
How do the top club savings rates compare with the FDIC national average?
The ten highest advertised rates run from 1.01% to 4.32% APY, against an FDIC national average of 0.38%. The FDIC national rate cap for savings accounts is 4.38%.
When were these club savings rates last observed?
The newest reading on this page is from Monday, September 14, 2026. Banksparency reads each institution's advertised rate on that institution's own website, and it records the date of each reading. Some rates on this page carry an earlier date. A rate can change at any time, so confirm it with the institution before you open an account.