For those of us grandfathered in at Primis at the 5.03% rate, they’ve increased us to 5.10% starting 5/5. No change for new customers, at least for now, still at 4.77% per the website.

Merchants Bank of Indiana MM was 4.50% now 4.75%

Ponce Bank MM(via SaveBetter) was 4.80% now 5.05%
New to SaveBetter: Greenwood Credit Union Savings 5.00%

Republic Bank Digital MM was 4.65% now 4.75%
Capital One Savings was 3.50% now 3.75%

Citizens Access Savings was 4.25% now 4.50%

The State Exchange Bank Savings(via SaveBetter) was 4.70% now 4.85%
Ivy Bank Indexed Savings was 4.32% now 4.17%
CommunityWide CU Quarterly Savings was 4.00% now 4.25%
Self Help CU MM was 2.63% now 2.82%

@phat200 said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:

The Vanguard Treasury MMF (and other treasury MMF) invests primarily in T-Bills (and potentially other Treasury securities). Therefore, all underlying assets are guaranteed by US Gov’t, which I think is better than FDIC insurance – for one thing there is no $250K limit,

Looks like very low risk but maybe not completely risk free?

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/u/united-states-treasury-money-mutual-funds.asp#:~:text=U.S. Treasury money mutual funds are one of the industry’s,low-risk fixed income categories.

Am I missing any thing?

Not FDIC insured?

Western Alliance Bank Savings(via SaveBetter) was 4.85% now 5.05%
GreenState CU Savings(via SaveBetter) was 4.85% now 5.01%
Bread Financial(Comenity Capital Bank) Savings was 4.50% now 4.65%

Blue Federal CU MM(via SaveBetter) was 4.66% now 4.90%
CIBC Bank Savings was 4.27% now 4.37%
Barclays Bank Savings was 3.80% now 4.00%
Colorado Savings Bank Savings was 3.75% now 4.00%