Current APY
1.70%
Minimum to open
$0
Your estimated earnings
$14 / month
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American Express Bank, FSB American Express Savings Rate vs. National Average
* average is based on banks tracked on My Bank Tracker.
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Discover BankDiscover BankSince 1911, Discover Bank has been providing superior banking products with service designed to help customers achieve their financial goals. |
1.75% |
$500 |
$175 |
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Capital OneCapital OneHeadquartered in McLean, Virginia, Capital One® offers a broad array of financial products and services to consumers, small businesses and commercial clients in the U.S., Canada... |
1.75% |
$10,000 |
$175 |
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Capital One Direct BankingCapital One Direct BankingGet a 1.70% Annual Percentage Yield on balances of $2,500 or more. Get a 10% bonus on your interest earned four times a year. Just open and use your Capital One credit card at... |
1.70% |
$2,500 |
$170 |
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UFB DirectUFB DirectUFB Direct serves customers nationwide who are looking for a way to get higher savings rates and lower fees on FDIC insured products by leveraging our Efficient Banking Platform... |
1.70% |
$1 |
$170 |
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Bank Of InternetBank Of InternetHeadquartered in San Diego, California, Bank of Internet has been providing service to customers throughout the United States since 1999. |
1.70% |
$100 |
$170 |
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