Which bank pays the highest interest rate on savings? 11 Articles

by Matthew Paulson

I've kept my money in Share Builder's money market account for quite some time, but after some quick looking, I soon realized that there were better places to put my money. Share Builder's account currently only offers 4.4...read more

by Erik Van Tongerloo

Everyone wants to earn the highest interest on their money to grow their savings. Finding the bank which gives you the highest benefit is a matter of doing some research. The country where you live is important for finding...read more

by Dr Nice

The highest savings account interest rate we have seen here, available to those in the US, is 3%, which is to low to bother with because it is not even keeping up with inflation. Why put money in a bank savings account if...read more

by MJ Miller

While the first thing one should do is check out the interest rates at the banks in their area, in this day and age, you have a lot more to choose from than just your local bank. With the internet, you can start an online ...read more

by Wendy Omaquasha

I have found ING DIRECT has been the best for savings ! Why? because they run their account off your existing bank account thus not incurring any further fees they calculate interest daily and the rates are high compared ...read more

by Marco Angioni II

Savings accounts are a great way to make money on a risk free investment. The problem with savings accounts are because they are risk free, your return on your investment is usually pretty low. However, this does not mea...read more

by Simon Wright

It's important that you maximize the return that you get on your hard-earned savings. Therefore finding a savings account that offers a market-leading interest rate is pretty important. Before we go on to finding the be...read more

by Maxwell Payne

If you are looking for a zero risk savings vehicle for the money you set aside as savings that offers the highest interest rates available you'll want to look at online banks. Online banks are able to offer such high inter...read more

by Megen Guest

I have found that ING Direct pays more than most credit unions pay. I havent found an account where I dont have to have a minimum balance and have access to my money when I need it anywhere else. When I started with IN...read more

by Ana Serina De Leon

What type of account are you thinking of? Consider Certificates of Deposit Accounts, Passbook/Savings Accounts, IRAs, Money Market Accounts and Money Market Mutual Funds. 3% APY in the US American Dream Savings Account,...read more

by Brooke Brassell

Washington Mutual usually offers a 5% rate, as long as you have a free checking account with them. However, upon recently opening, or attempting to open, an account with them, I have found that their website is not very us...read more