
Best Savings Accounts Rates to Watch This Week
Online banks and credit unions consistently beat traditional banks on savings rates, but the highest APY isn't always the best deal once fees and access are factored in.

Online banks and credit unions consistently beat traditional banks on savings rates, but the highest APY isn't always the best deal once fees and access are factored in.

Savings accounts offer safety and easy access, but rates vary widely between banks. Here's how they work, what they cost, and how to find one that actually pays.

SoFi's savings account can pay up to 3.10% APY, but only if you meet its direct deposit rule. Here's how the rates, fees, and bonuses actually work.

Pibank currently leads free savings accounts at 4.40% APY, with no fees or minimum balance. Here is how the top payers compare and what could change soon.

Spectra Credit Union pays 10.38% APY on kids savings, but only on the first $1,000. Here is how the top youth savings rates compare and what the balance caps mean…

Savings clubs lock your money away for a set goal like holidays or vacations, often with penalties for early withdrawal. Here's how they compare to savings accounts and CDs.

Savings account interest is taxable no matter how small the amount. Here's how the IRS taxes your earnings, what stays untaxed, and which accounts can soften the hit.

Linked savings accounts make transfers between checking and savings automatic and fast, but the convenience can carry hidden fees. Here's how they work and what to watch for.

Traditional savings accounts pay 0.41% on average while inflation runs at 2.4%. Here is how high yield savings accounts, money market accounts and other options can actually keep pace.