BEST High Yield Savings Accounts of 2024

Discover the top 7 High Yield Savings Accounts for 2024 in this comprehensive breakdown! In today's financial landscape, finding the right savings account can make all the difference in maximizing your returns. Join us as we explore the best options available, considering interest rates, fees, accessibility, and more. Whether you're saving for a rainy day, a big purchase, or long-term goals, these accounts offer competitive yields and valuable features to help grow your money. Stay ahead of the curve and make informed financial decisions with our guide to the best High Yield Savings Accounts of 2024

[priscillajoy]

Love it I'm with usaa hopefully that's good enough

[jaylenlenear]

You didn't have to mislead with the thumbnail of 6% you could have just talked about all being over 4.5

[DanielGennaro]

Used to have discovered high yield and it dropped awhile back. Was stacking money. Had 20k back in the day but life happens and had to use it

[AndresDoes]

How do you use the interest to purchase stuff with? Looking to open a high yield savings account

[transitengineer]

Thank you, for sharing this information. Video's like this with updated data will be very helpful if, in the Fall of 2024, the federal Reserve elects to start lowering interest rates. Currently, I am getting near these rates on my Certificates of Deposit (CD's) at several Credit Unions. Yes, know my money is locked up unless, I have a financial emergency ... but using CD's helps me keep my hands away from these funds. This way, my money can continue to grow and grow (smile ... smile).

[johnl]

The part I hate about all these HYSA is the stupid rules they have like Sofi. If you really want customers why put all the stupid restrictions on it? Why do they care if the money coming from the employers or your own money you have saved up? Poop! I will never sign up with those kind of banks and their stupid rules. I am using Primis bank at 5.07% over a year now with no stupid rules and restrictions.

[Zoneread]

Good video, question: if I put 20k in my high yields account, and 5 percent of that is 1000. Will I get 1000 per month or is it just for the whole year? lol thx

[bradbrowne]

any thoughts on M1 high yield cash account? 5% apy FDIC insured as well

[octonoozle]

I don't make enough money at McDonalds to satisfy Sofi's minimum deposit requirement for the higher rate.