Quontic was 4.75% now 4.50%
Newtek was 4.55% now 4.45%
Popular Direct was 4.40% now 4.30%
CFG was 4.37% now 4.32%
Laurel Road was 4.00% now 3.80%

Colorado Federal High Yield Savings was 4.40% now 4.20%

State Bank of Texas was 4.75, now 4.65
Pibank was 4.75, now 4.60
Total was 4.67, now 4.51
Bask was 4.50, now 4.35
Popular was 4.50, now 4.40

Peak Bank Savings was 4.75%, now 4.35%
CIBC was 4.38%, now 4.28%
Laurel Road was 4.15%, now 4.00%
USAlliance was 4.05%, now 3.90%
SallieMae Savings was 4.00%, now 3.90%
SallieMae Money Market was 4.00%, now 3.90%
Smarty Pig was 4.00%, now 3.90%

Popular Direct was 4.60%, now 4.50%

@jtownsucks46
Fintech no different than Raisin FDIC pass through insurance.
Don’t need to add it to the list just an FYI.
I have an Evergreen Treasury account which they are
phasing out for the high yield checking and savings

New 5.00% $25,000 minimum
https://www.evergreenwealth.com/savings?

TIMBR was 4.80%, now 4.55%

@atikovi said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:

@goldsheet said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:

Not everyone tracks and chases rates like we do.

So what about that, does a lawsuit make? If your nearby Exxon station sells gas for $4, but one a mile down the road sells it for $3.50, can you sue the first one for price gouging?

I think it would be more like opening new pumps (360 Performance) at a lower price in
the back of the same station and not telling the folks in the front (old 360) paying the
higher price when the gasoline is coming from the same underground tanks (Capital One).

@atikovi Lots of folks have got caught in the "new account for a better rate"
while leaving old one out (UFB, Salem Five, CIT, and a few others do this)
Capital One made such a minor change in the name it’s more egregious
than all the others. Not everyone tracks and chases rates like we do.