Do any local banks or credit unions have a high yield (4-5%) savings account offering?
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Last: 2 yr ago by MyNameIsJeff
PNC bank 4.65%
Chase Bank at Towerpoint had a sign up today
5% 9 month CD
5% 9 month CD
legalbird said:
Chase Bank at Towerpoint had a sign up today
5% 9 month CD
Not CD. Savings account.
With T bills increasing in price (falling yield) like they are that's not likely and if it happens it won't last long.
What are you referring to? Many national and regional banks have high yield savings accounts. I wanted to stay local.EBrazosAg said:
With T bills increasing in price (falling yield) like they are that's not likely and if it happens it won't last long.
I've got a Scwab Money Market acct that is 5%, but it's money market, not savings.
Lots of online banks (ally, etc.) are advertising them.
Lots of online banks (ally, etc.) are advertising them.
Savings accounts are based on short term T bill rates. Check what they have been doing in December and get back with me in a few months. Also - check out the WSJ article about smaller banks today.
Truist was offering a savings account above 4% recently but i noticed that it has dropped a bit. Not sure what it is now.
Brenham National bank pays 2% on free checking account up to 25K and they pay all ATM fees, good people and local
Free Bluebell ice cream too
I think they have some 5% CD's also
Free Bluebell ice cream too
I think they have some 5% CD's also
Not local but E*Trade has a savings account at 4.25 apy
I'd just set up an account with Ally or any of the other online HYSAs. I think mine is 4.35% right now.