I know this subreddit is mainly focused on credit cards, but I posted this here since it's from discover. I myself have the discover it credit card, and I realized they have a HYSA with 4.30% APY.
Could anyone recommend it? Or are there better alternatives?
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What are Discover Savings Accounts?
Discover offers one savings account, a high-yield savings account. A high-yield savings account is an account that online banks and credit unions offer that pays above-average interest rates on deposits. The Discover Online Savings Account pays 3.60% (as of 04/22/25) APY, well above the national average.
What interest rate does the Discover Savings Account offer?
The Discover Online Savings Account currently pays 3.60% (as of 04/22/25) APY. The average savings rate is only 0.42%, according to the FDIC. It's one of the best banks among national brands, although smaller places may offer even higher rates right now.
Is a Discover Savings Account secure?
Yes, your Discover savings account is secure. Discover Bank is a Member FDIC bank. Deposits held in a Discover Online Savings Account are insured for up to $250,000 per depositor, per account ownership type.
Hi everyone! I use discover for my credit card and was thinking about switching my checking and creating a High Yield Savings account with them. Any thoughts or advice on switching? I wanted to have multiple savings accounts to save for different things, does discover make this easy to do?
I went to check on my Discover bank account and the interest rate on the savings account has dropped again. It is now 4.25%.