I switched to a high-yield savings account and started earning real money on my cash. Here's why you should too while rates are still high.

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If you have $30,000, and you add $1,000 to your savings account each month, at the end of the year, compounded daily, the difference between 3.70% APY and 4.50% APY is $1,336.65 vs. $1,631.83 ...

For example, if you have $5,000 and contribute $250 a month in a savings account yielding 3.85% and compounded daily, your total interest earned at the end of the year is $249.83.