Track the real history of savings rates
See how high-yield savings account APYs have moved over the years — so you can pick a bank by its track record, not just today's headline.
APY History
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High-Yield Savings Accounts
| Bank | Account | Current APY |
|---|---|---|
Primis Bank | Primis Savings Account - Online Only | 3.85% |
Western Alliance | High-Yield Savings Premier | 3.80% |
CIT Bank | Platinum Savings | 3.75% |
Sallie Mae | High-Yield Savings Account | 3.75% |
Marcus by Goldman Sachs | Online Savings Account | 3.40% |
Wealthfront | Cash Account | 3.30% |
American Express | American Express® High Yield Savings Account | 3.10% |
SoFi | SoFi Checking and Savings | 3.10% |
Ally Bank | Online Savings Account | 3.00% |
Capital One 360 | 360 Performance Savings | 3.00% |
Tip: These rates update regularly — compare trends to find the best account for your goals.
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