As interest rates trend down, online banks keep an edge on yields, but service, access and flexibility still matter. Here’s how the trade-offs stack up.

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All of the very best high-yield savings account rates this month continue to deliver returns at 10-times the national average — with at least one promising up to 10% APY for limited assets. “The top-yielding savings accounts remain well over 4% and ...

Business Insider's personal finance team compared Openbank High Yield Savings to the best high-yield savings accounts and found it to be a standard offering. The account offers a strong interest rate and no monthly service fee, but the account is also ...

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SHORT ANSWER: No, money in an online savings account is not stuck, but it may not be growing as quickly as it could be if it were invested in other vehicles. A savings account is a safe and accessible way to store money, but it does not mean that the money ...

High-yield savings accounts are paying up to 5.00% APY today following another Fed rate cut last week -- compare the top rates still available now.