General Business: High Yield Savings: Which is the best?
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I remember there being a discussion about this a couple of months ago but can't find it. I am going to sign up for one in the next couple of days but would like to get some feed back about which ones are best.
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I'm with ING - 4.5%, no minimum
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Here's a link to a comparison article.
ING looks good but they just went to a variable as of 9/19/07 and new accounts start at 4.3%.
These seem to be the best from the list. Slightly lower % but they offer lower minimums.
# Emigrant Direct offers 5.05% APY, no fees, can link to other bank accounts, web interface. No minimum.
# E*Trade offers 5.05% APY, no fees, an automatic savings plan, can
link to other bank accounts. $1 minimum to open.# HSBC Direct offers 5.05% APY (with a temporary 6.00% APY promotion), no fees, can link to other bank accounts, web interface. $1 minimum to open. The HSBC web site is a busy mess.
# Capitol One offers 5.00% APY, no fees, free checks and ATM card, an automatic savings plan, can link to other bank accounts. $1 minimum to open. This is a money market account.
AmTrust Direct offers 5.36% APY, “no monthly service fee or minimum balance fees”, can link to other bank accounts. $1000 minimum. This is a money market account.
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I <3 ING. It is down to 4.3% thanks to the rate cut, but HSBC was down to 4.5% the last time I checked.
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