In this video we’re looking at the 10 best high yield savings accounts of 2026! These high yield savings accounts are paying some of the best rates of 3.30% APY to 4.00% APY as of filming this. The bank accounts in this video also come with some other really great features that make them stand out as a place to save money. If you have some cash savings and you need a better savings account, then definitely consider opening one of these top high yield savings accounts because you can earn a lot of interest.
🏦 Top 10 Savings Accounts:
1. Barclays:
2. SoFi:
3. Marcus:
4. Capital One:
5. American Express:
6. Ally:
7. Everbank:
8. Lending Club:
9. Bread:
10. Vio:
💵 Honorable Mentions
1. Wealthfront Cash:
2. Betterment Cash Reserve:
3. Fidelity Cash Management:
4. Vanguard Cash Plus:
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 – Intro
0:58 – Savings Account 1
2:14 – Savings Account 2
6:01 – Savings Account 3
6:46 – Honorable Mention
7:44 – Savings Account 4
8:47 – Savings Account 5
9:56 – Savings Account 6
11:04 – Savings Account 7
12:18 – Savings Accounts 8, 9, 10
13:25 – Honorable Mentions
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***EDIT (1/7/2026): Sure enough, it was just announced that JPMorgan Chase will officially be taking over the Apple Card as well as the Apple Savings account from Goldman Sachs. This news hit a day after this video was uploaded haha. For potential new customer of Apple Savings, as I said in the video, I would hold off until we learn more about what Chase will offer with these products.
Im thinking about marcus by goldman sachs my only issues is that back in 2008 goldman sachs almost went bankrupt
Anyone try Axos bank? It seems like it was missed
That boy making some money 🙏🏽 $5000 a month is something serious 😭
What about the best credit union banks?