High-yield savings accounts offering 5% annual percentage yield (APY) can earn you over 12 times more interest than the average savings account rate of 0.42%. Switching accounts makes the most sense ...

That’s the part savers often miss: unless you’re checking, your so-called high-yield account might have drifted down to 3 ...

Many Americans miss out on high-yield savings due to a low of awareness of interest rates. A Vanguard survey shows 57% of people earn under 3% on savings, with many unaware of better options. Interest ...

Your savings account has a variable interest rate, so your bank can choose to raise or lower that rate at any time. Due to this, the yield you’re currently earning might not be the same as it was last ...

High-yield savings accounts (HYSAs) earn far more interest than average -- especially when you have a decent amount of money saved up. Whether you're building an emergency fund, saving for a big ...

The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged at its July 30 meeting, signaling that high-yield savings account rates may remain high for some time to come — even if they dip slightly from week to ...