Here are the top high yield saving accounts with a high APY coming from a financially responsible 25 yr old with $100,000+ in a hysa

Here are the top high yield saving accounts with a high APY coming from a financially responsible 25 yr old with $100,000+ in a hysa and if I were just starting out and didn't know where to open my account, here are three companies that I would look into. I also want to preface that for those that don't know, a high yield savings account is the same thing as a traditional savings account, except you're able to earn at a higher APY, which means annual percentage yield. The higher the APY, the more return you'll get on your money. The first company that I recommend looking into is from Everbank. Now, they have a APY of 4.10%, the minimum balance required to open up the account is a dollar. There's no annual fees, it's FDIC insured and they have a bonus offer of up to 1,500. The second company that I recommend looking into is from CIT Bank. I personally bank with them, so I'm a little biased. They have a APY of 4.10%. The minimum balance required to open the account is 5,000. However, you can open up their other HYSA account that I have, which they offer a lower APY of like 3.6%, but the minimum balance required to open the account is only like 100 bucks, so it's a little bit more manageable. And once again, FDIC insured, no monthly annual fees and so forth. The last company that I recommend looking into is from SoFi. They have a checking and savings account. They have a APY of 4%. Minimum balance that's required to open the account is $0, but they do also offer a bonus offer of up to $400, which is really great. And once again, FDIC insured and no annual fees. Love you guys so much and I'll see you next time. Bye.