A high-yield savings account (HYSA) can offer better interest rates than regular savings accounts — in some cases more than 10 times the current average annual percentage yield (APY) of 0.46%.

For example, let's say you deposit $1,000 into a savings account at 0.25%. After 12 months, you'll have earned only $2.50 in interest. But put that money into a high-yield account at 4.85% ...

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Entrepreneurs can earn 4.00% APY or more on their cash reserves with a high-yield business savings account ... national average for savings accounts (0.46% APY, according to the FDIC).

Spreads on U.S. high yield bonds, or the premium companies pay over U.S. Treasuries, remain tight despite a pick-up in ...

Stashing cash in a high-yield ... yield (APY), the faster your money grows and the better return you earn on your money. The national average APY on savings accounts is just 0.46%.

Minimum deposit required to open an account is $500 and a minimum balance of $0.01 is required to earn the advertised APY. Western Alliance Bank offers a higher APY than most high-yield savings ...

That is many times more than the national average rate of 0.46%. Because of the recent Federal Reserve rate increases, APYs are going up, making now a good time to open a high-yield savings account.

The best high-yield savings account rate from a nationally ... That's nearly 12 times the FDIC's national average for savings accounts of 0.46% APY and is just one of 15 or more top rates you ...

The best high-yield savings rates currently range from 4.50% APY to 5.35% APY—far higher than the national average savings account rate of 0.46%, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance ...