I feel somewhat confused; my current Wells Fargo saving account APY is 0.01% where did I go wrong? Seems like I might be shifting my money to a new home. Edit: In the very least it will educate many uninformed folks like myself they are getting shafted at their current banks. Double edit: Thank you for all the helpful links and information!
Apple Card’s new high-yield Savings account is now available, offering a 4.15 p
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#32This looks hugely disruptive no?
In the very least it will educate many uninformed folks like myself they are getting shafted at their current banks.
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#34Why does this pay more interest than Marcus?
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#36I wonder how long that APY is going to sit at that level (and what the maximum balance limit is), given than Goldman Sachs' Marcus accounts offer 3.9% and I don't think there's any balance limit and there is no minimum balance requirement either. https://www.marcus.com/us/en/savings/high-yield-savings
EDIT: I see the max balance limit is $250k https://www.goldmansachs.com/terms-and-conditions/Deposits-A...
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#37I feel somewhat confused; my current Wells Fargo saving account APY is 0.01% where did I go wrong? Seems like I might be shifting my money to a new home. Edit: In the very least it will educate many uninformed folks like myself they are getting shafted at their current banks. Double edit: Thank you for all the helpful links and information!
Until someone like Apple comes in with a one click UX to open a bank account and set everything up, existing banks have no incentive to make existing clients happier because they're extremely unlikely to move banks (or even to open a better yielding type of account)