Best High Interest Savings Accounts 2020

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With the low rates these days most bank accounts are close to 0% interest earned on your savings. All of these bank accounts listed have no fees and are FDIC insured for up to $250,000. If any of them have minimums, or geographic limitations I listed them. Many banks are lowering rates, so I will continue to update this as they change.

• T-Mobile Money – 1.00% APY savings for anyone (4% on $3,000 for T-Mobile customers)
• Paramount Bank – .85% high interest checking
• Customers Bank – .80% APY Ascent money market (minimum $25,000)
• Merchants Bank – .75% APY money market
• CFG Community – .72% APY high-yield money market (minimum $25,000)
• Connectone – .70% savings ($2,500 minimum to $250,000 maximum)
• MutualOne Bank – .70% APY savings
• SFGI – .67% APY savings
• Vio Bank – .66% APY savings account ($100 minimum)
• Affirm – .65% APY savings
• TAB Bank – .65% savings
• BrioDirect – .65% money market (minimum $25,000)
• Salem Five Direct – .61% APY savings
• Axos – .61% savings
• Synchrony – .60% APY savings
• First Foundation – .60% savings
• Popular Direct – .60% APY savings (minimum $5,000)
• Live Oak Bank – .60% APY savings
• Prime Alliance – .60% savings (minimum $10,000)
• Western State Bank – .60% APY money market
• Spectrum CU – .60% money market (minimum $2,500)
• Comenity – .60% APY savings
• BankPurely – .55% APY money market (minimum $25,000)
• iGoBanking – .55% money market (minimum $25,000)
• Sallie Mae – .55% APY money market
• Alliant Credit Union– .55% APY savings
• PenFed – .55% APY premium savings
• Valley Direct – .55% APY savings ($5,000 minimum) -AL, CT, DC, DE, FL, MD, NJ, NY, PA, VA, WV
• Sallie Mae – .55% APY or higher  smartypig  account (.80% first $10,000)
• CIBC – .52% savings (minimum $1,000)
• Bank7 – .50% APY savings & money market account
• Ally – .50% APY savings
• Northern Bank – .50% money market
• TotalDirectBank – .50% money market (balances between $2,500 and $500,000)
• Star One CU – .50% APY money market
• Rising Bank – .50% savings account (pays monthly)
• Colorado Federal – .50% APY savings (.60% for new customers)
• Chime – .50% savings
• Simple – .50% APY in their ‘Protected Goals’ savings account
• American Express – .50% APY savings account
• CIT Bank – .50% APY money market account
• CitizensAccess – .40% APY savings (minimum $5,000)
• Marcus by Goldman Sachs – .50% APY savings
• All America Bank – .50% APY on balances up to $50,000
• Redneck Bank – .50% APY money market on balances up to $50,000
• Level Bank – .50% APY checking account
• Barclays – .45% APY savings
• Dollar Savings Direct – .45% APY savings
• MySavingsDirect – .45% APY savings
• Emigrant Bank – .45% APY savings
• VirtualBank – .45% APY eMoney Market Account
• Credit Karma Savings – .40% APY
• BrioDirect – .40% savings
• Envision – .40% APY savings
• Bank5 Connect – .40% APY savings
• FNBO Direct – .40% APY savings
• Axos/Nationwide – .40% APY savings
• Capital One 360 – .40% APY savings
• NBKC – .40% ‘everything’ account and money market account
• MutualOne – .40% APY Advantage checking (minimum $50,000)
• EBSB Direct – .40% money market ($10,000 – $200,000)
• PurePoint – .40% APY savings account (minimum $10,000)
• Betterment – .40% saving account
• Wealthfront – .35% APY cash account
• Radius Bank – .25% APY savings (minimum $25,000)
• WebBank – .25% APY savings ($1,000 minimum)
• Northfield Bank – .25% APY platinum savings
• Investors Bank – .20% money market
• Empower Banking – .20% APY savings
• HSBC Direct – .15% APY savings
• Personal Capital  – .05% APY cash account
• E*Trade Bank – .05% premium savings
• Robinhood – .30% APY account