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?
Opinion on Discover High Yield Savings Account
Thoughts on checking and High Yield Savings accounts
Questions about opening a Discover High Yield Savings Account (HYSA)
Should I even bother contributing to my high yield saving account?
How does Discover's interest compare to other high-yield savings accounts?
At 3.40% APY, Discover offers a competitive rate, but some online banks provide slightly higher yields. However, with no fees, daily compounding interest, and a top-rated mobile experience, it remains a strong choice for hassle-free savings.
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.
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.
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Have any of you had an experience with Discover’s high yield savings account? I’m considering switching from my Citi savings account that offers nearly nothing on returns. Looking for your opinions and suggestions!
https://www.discover.com/online-banking/savings-account/
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