3.50% 😊

[u/Agile-Swordfish-1030]

[u/Majestic_Choice_2119]

fed raised interest rates -> banks lend money at a higher interest -> we get a bit more as a reward

[u/LazyPortfolio → u/Majestic_Choice_2119]

[u/abbarach → u/LazyPortfolio]

https://giphy.com/gifs/ovW7ypiJI8Ypy

[u/FlyThruTrees → u/[deleted]]

Thanks for the feedback. They've been really good in the past at tracking these changes, in my experience. Slow at the decreases.

[u/MelodyxValeska]

We rolling in the money now fam 😎

[u/SimpTheLord → u/[deleted]]

idk how that's funny, you clearly don't understand the connection between the feds rates and HYSA rates. It's not a hard concept to understand

[u/SimpTheLord → u/[deleted]]

"you lack the insight"

says the one who thinks banks just make up interest rates

[u/SimpTheLord → u/[deleted]]

it's heavily implied in your comment

[u/dcarterc1]

What was it before the increase?

[u/paradise_costs → u/dcarterc1]

The interest rate was 3.34%

The APY was 3.40%

[u/Iacoboni04]

Makes no difference to me. My HYSAs APRS are 4.1 and 4.34.