Lets talk high-yield savings accounts... find me the highest interest rate

[2stainz]

Marcus- Goldman Sachs, Discover, CapitalOne and Amex are all at 4.25-4.40% interest

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I know a lot of regional banks & credit unions offer into the 5%s... so post a few please.

*Also let me know, do yall trust these smaller banks with your 50k, 100k, >200k?*

 

[Ohene]

better off buying into BDCs
try ARCC

 

[Jimmy from Linkedin]

if its about saving, consider looking into CDs with 6 figures

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Yeah, your local bank will probably get you up over 5% on a CD. A couple years ago I was seeing close to 7% from some online banking sources

 

[Diyhai]

Robinhood gold
1% on deposits 5.5 % interest

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[Mull]

Typical CD’s with a 5% rate are going to be about 4-6 months so be prepared to close and redo after the period. Talk to a Financial Advisor about products like fixed rate annuities and other long term products that offer good rates over longer periods

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Typical CD’s with a 5% rate are going to be about 4-6 months so be prepared to close and redo after the period. Talk to a Financial Advisor about products like fixed rate annuities and other long term products that offer good rates over longer periods

There's 9 and 12 months out there too. Look around.

 

[Brolic]

Fidelity Government Money Market Fund (SPAXX) is 4.97% and you can withdraw it any time.
You can get around 5.3% in a US Treasury Bond but you have to keep it locked up for 1-6 months.

 

[2stainz]

Fidelity Government Money Market Fund (SPAXX) is 4.97% and you can withdraw it any time

Good looking out on this one, access is important to me. I cant be waiting months to take money out if I need to move funds around.

A couple years ago I was seeing close to 7% from some online banking sources

better off buying into BDCs
try ARCC

fill me in on this. BDC are business development companies? Are these privately held companies that provide business funding?
A few links would be appreciated

 

[JT-Money]

 

[2stainz]

Yields are dropping now that the fed cut rates Tell me about ETFs brehs ... anybody got experience with those?

 

[the cac mamba]

Yields are dropping now that the fed cut rates Tell me about ETFs brehs ... anybody got experience with those?

QQQ is all you need

 

[King Harlem]

I would recommend locking into a short-term CD now. I think everyone is anticipating the FED to make another rates cut soon and the high yield savings rates will drop. With a short term CD you will be locked in at that rate (and your money won't be there too long 6 - 12 months). There were several that were in the low 5% you should still be able find some in the high 4%.

 

[sayyestothis]

Lol

 

[Heafcliffe]

*Also let me know, do yall trust these smaller banks with your 50k, 100k, >200k?*[/I]

If they're FDIC or NCUA insured then yes...

Timely post bc I have 18-month CD maturing in October.