Ranked by APY, access flexibility, and FDIC/NCUA insurance status. At a $10,000 balance, the gap between top and average HYSA rate is approximately $240/year. Rates as of June 2026 — verify current APY with institution before opening. Rates change frequently.
No minimum deposit, no monthly fees, no withdrawal limits. FDIC insured. Online transfers in 1-3 business days. At $10k: ~$450–475/year depending on current rate. Consistently among the highest advertised rates from a major bank brand. Best for straightforward high-yield savings with no hoops.
See all reviews →Must have qualifying direct deposit to unlock highest APY tier. Without DD, rate drops significantly. FDIC insured up to $2M via program banks. At $10k with DD: ~$450–460/year. Best HYSA if you also want checking in the same ecosystem.
See all reviews →No minimum balance, no monthly fees. "Buckets" feature lets you allocate savings goals within one account. No overdraft fees on checking. FDIC insured. At $10k: ~$425–450/year. Best overall banking experience with competitive HYSA rate.
See all reviews →No minimum balance, no monthly fees. Pairs with Discover checking, debit, and cards for consolidated banking. FDIC insured. At $10k: ~$425–450/year. Best for existing Discover customers.
See all reviews →Amex's savings product. No monthly fees, no minimum. Slower transfer speeds historically (3-5 business days). FDIC insured. Best for existing Amex cardholders who want to consolidate.
See all reviews →Often among the highest published rates. Smaller brand footprint than Marcus or Ally. $100 minimum. FDIC insured. At $10k: ~$475–500/year if rate holds. Best for pure rate-chasing if you're comfortable with a lesser-known institution.
See all reviews →No minimum balance, no monthly fees. ATM card available for access (unusual for HYSAs). FDIC insured. At $10k: ~$450/year. Best if you want physical ATM access to your savings without a checking account.
See all reviews →Top rate requires $5k minimum. Below $5k, rate drops to savings tier (~1%). At $10k with top rate: ~$485–500/year. Best for larger balances that qualify for the Platinum tier.
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