Considering a five-figure deposit into one of these two accounts? You may be surprised by which one earns more now.

Some banks and credit unions pay very high interest rates on their kids savings accounts. Find out if your child qualifies.

Both accounts have high interest rates, making each a beneficial way to store $10,000 in today's evolving economy.

When high-yield online savings accounts came along, the appeal of standard savings accounts offered by brick-and-mortar banks ...

Financial experts are highlighting the advantages of high-yield savings accounts as interest rates reach impressive levels.

High-yield savings accounts are still offering impressive returns, with many paying over 4.00% APY -- a big jump from the minimal interest offered by traditional banks. Since the Fed kept rates steady ...

High-yield savings accounts are variable-rate accounts, which means that the APY can change at any time. If economic conditions change, there’s always a chance that the interest rate will decrease.

The type of account you choose to save your money in will depend on your unique preferences for safety, returns and liquidity ...

High-yield savings accounts (HYSAs) aren't just a stable place to stash your cash: Thanks to their higher returns, your money will grow faster than in a traditional savings account.

These brick-and-mortar savings accounts are FDIC-insured from large national banks, offering access to at least 700 physical branches and over 4,000 no-fee ATMs in the U.S.

Technically any savings account that earns more than the national average (currently 0.41%, according to the FDIC) could be considered high yield, but NerdWallet's threshold is 2.00% APY.

While the average national savings rate remains low, top high-yield savings accounts and certificates of deposit (CDs) continue to offer annual percentage yields above 4.00%.