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There are three main things a good high yield savings account should do for you and I see way too many people overlook the last one which turns this tool which should be good for you into a massive headache. A good high yield savings account should keep your money safe, earning, and bear with me, we'll get to the last one in just a moment. First, it should keep your money safe. And I mean actually safe. That means you're banking with a real FDIC insured bank. Not a fintech company who's posing as one. Second, your HYSA should keep your money earning. The APY, it matters. I won't argue that it doesn't, but I see so many people get hypnotized by the highest APY on screen but overlook that that account has more restrictions, more hoops to jump through, or worse customer service, which makes this not all it's chopped up to be. And third, the one that I think most people overlook. Your HYSA should keep your money accessible. The accounts advertising the biggest APY also come with the biggest headaches when it comes to actually access your money. Transfer amount limits, transfer volume limits, longer transfer times, or worse customer service. And what good is that if you need to access your money during an emergency? That is exactly why I prefer accounts that give me instant transfers and a debit card to access my cash quickly. If you comment HYSA, I'll send you the one I prefer.