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12 best high-yield savings accounts for June 2024

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Today’s leading high-yield savings accounts are offering impressive returns. 

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Some believe that if you want to earn a meaningful return on your savings, you’ll need to be willing to take risks with your money – or lock it up for months or years to come. But, that’s not exactly the case. While traditional savings accounts typically offer menial returns – currently averaging just 0.45% annually – high-yield savings accounts could help you earn significantly more. 

High-yield savings accounts are similar to their traditional counterparts in many ways. These accounts typically come with FDIC or NCUA insurance – which helps keep your money safe. At the same time, they’re usually highly accessible. Sure, there may be limits to how many times you can tap into your high-yield savings account monthly, but you don’t have to agree to lock your money up for any preset period of time to take advantage of the returns they offer. 

But, there’s a key difference between traditional savings accounts and high-yield savings accounts – their yields. High yield savings accounts offer a “higher yield than a regular savings,” explains Matt Willer, managing director of capital markets at the financial planning firm, Phoenix Capital Markets. 

Today’s best high-yield savings accounts offer returns ranging from 4.25% to 5.35%, giving you the option to significantly expand your earnings when compared to a traditional savings account. So, where can you find the best high-yield savings accounts this June? Below, we will list some of the top options to consider.   

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12 best high-yield savings accounts for June

If you’d like to earn strong high-yield savings returns, consider opening one of the following accounts. 

  • Brio Direct – 5.35% APY: You must deposit at least $5,000 to open your account. Once your account is open, you’ll need to maintain a $25 minimum balance to earn the stated APY. 
  • Forbright Bank – 5.30% APY: You don’t need to meet a minimum deposit requirement to open this account and there is no minimum balance requirement to earn the stated APY.
  • Tab Bank – 5.27% APY: There is no minimum deposit to open this account. Once your account is open, you’ll need to maintain a $0.01 minimum balance to earn the stated APY. 
  • UBF Direct – 5.25% APY: You don’t need to meet a minimum deposit requirement to open this account and there is no minimum balance requirement to earn the stated APY.
  • Bread Savings – 5.15% APY: You must deposit at least $100 to open your account. Once your account is open, there is no minimum balance requirement to earn the stated APY. 
  • Popular Direct – 5.15% APY: You must deposit at least $100 to open your account. Once your account is open, you’ll need to maintain a $0.01 minimum balance to earn the stated APY. 
  • BMO Alto – 5.10% APY: You don’t need to meet a minimum deposit requirement to open this account and there is no minimum balance requirement to earn the stated APY.
  • Bask Bank – 5.10% APY: You don’t need to meet a minimum deposit requirement to open this account and there is no minimum balance requirement to earn the stated APY.
  • EverBank – 5.05% APY: You don’t need to meet a minimum deposit requirement to open this account and there is no minimum balance requirement to earn the stated APY.
  • Salem Five Direct – 5.01% APY: You must deposit at least $10 to open your account. Once your account is open, there is no minimum balance required to earn the stated APY. 
  • CIBC Bank – 5.01% APY: You must deposit at least $1,000 to open your account. Once your account is open, you’ll need to maintain a $0.01 minimum balance to earn the stated APY.
  • LendingClub – 5.00% APY: You must deposit at least $100 to open your account. Once your account is open, there is no minimum balance required to earn the stated APY. 

Open your high-yield savings account now to tap into these impressive returns

The bottom line

When you save money in today’s inflationary environment, it’s important that you produce a strong return – one that’s higher than the current inflation rate. Today’s leading high-yield savings accounts make that possible. Open a high-yield savings account now to earn a higher return on your money



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Tropical Storm Milton forms in Gulf; forecast to strengthen into hurricane headed toward Florida

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Helene is third tropical system in a year to hit Florida’s northeastern Gulf Coast

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Tropical Storm Milton has formed in the Gulf of Mexico and is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane headed toward Florida with possible impacts to its western coast, the National Hurricane Center said on Saturday. Maximum sustained winds are expected to be at 40 mph with higher gusts and Milton is currently moving north-northeast, NHC said in an advisory. 

Milton is forecast to undergo a period of rapid intensification before it makes landfall as a Category 2 hurricane across Florida’s west coast, CBS News Miami reported.  

The forecast comes a little more than a week after Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida and across the Southeast, killing more than 200 people and causing immense destruction. President Biden on Thursday took an aerial tour of Florida’s Big Bend where Helene struck as a Category 4 storm. Hundreds of people are still missing and Mr. Biden said the work to rebuild will cost “billions of dollars” as communities suffer still without power, running water and passable roads.

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Tropical Storm Milton forms in the Gulf headed toward Florida, forecasters say.

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Milton is forecast to move across the southwestern Gulf of Mexico through Sunday night then across the south-central Gulf on Monday and Tuesday before reaching Florida’s west coast by the middle of the week, NHC said. Heavy rain is possible in the region starting Sunday into Monday, CBS Miami reported, and more rain and heavy winds will most likely arrive on Wednesday. Hurricane and storm surge watches will most likely be required for portions of Florida starting Sunday, the National Hurricane Center said.

Along with the heavy rainfall, the hurricane center said to expect risks of flooding.  

Residents in the area should ensure they have a hurricane plan in place, the National Hurricane Center said, follow the advice of local officials and check back for forecast updates.



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Barbie announces first “Diwali doll” ahead of festival of lights

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A new Barbie has joined Mattel’s lineup of inclusive dolls. The first “Diwali doll” was announced by the toymaker on Friday, a few weeks shy of the Hindu holiday of Diwali, also known as the festival of lights. 

The festival, which lasts for five days, is marked on Western calendars to begin on Nov. 1, but some celebrations start on Oct. 31.

The doll, created in collaboration with fashion designer Anita Dongre, features traditional elements including the lehenga skirt, floral print and golden shoes, according to Mattel’s website. The doll is available at major retailers for $40.

“The look is infused with beauty and symbolism to rejoice in victory of light over darkness with contemporary silhouettes,” the description reads for the Diwali doll.

Lalit Agarwal, country manager for Mattel India, said in a news release that through the Diwali doll, the brand is hoping to showcase “India’s vibrant cultural heritage on a global stage while continuing to celebrate the power and beauty of diversity.” 

Earlier this year, Mattel announced the first-ever blind Barbie doll and a Black Barbie with Down syndrome. 

In addition, to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8 and Barbie’s 65th birthday on March 9, the doll brand announced it was adding new dolls to its Role Models collection, based on real-life singers and actresses from around the world. They’re not for sale – a one-of-a-kind doll was made for each of the honored women.

The dolls are meant to introduce “girls to remarkable women’s stories to show them you can be anything,” according to Mattel



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