Find where your money earns more.

Compare savings accounts and Treasury bills. Every rate checked against the bank's own page.

Top savings

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FDIC insured

Avg savings

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FDIC banks

Treasury 1-yr

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T-Bill

Treasury 3-mo

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Short-term cash

$10.0K
$1K$500K
10 yrs
1 yr30 yrs
4.10%
0.5%20%

Final Balance

$15.1K

Total Return

+50.6%

Starting

$10.0K

Interest Earned

$5.1K

Projected Balance

$15.1K

+50.6%

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US Treasury T-Bill Yields

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FDIC High-Yield Savings Accounts

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⚠ Every rate here was checked against the bank's own page. Banks change rates without notice, so confirm before you open an account. Rates shown are not offers. Banks we could not verify are left out rather than shown stale.

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Common questions

What's the difference between APR and APY?

APR is the raw annual rate. APY factors in compounding — it's the number that tells you what you actually earn over a year.

Are DeFi yields safe?

No. DeFi carries smart contract risk and is not FDIC insured. Higher APY reflects higher risk. We label each protocol's risk level clearly.

Where does the data come from?

DeFi rates: DeFiLlama. Treasury rates: US Treasury Direct. Bank rates are checked by hand against each bank's own page, because no free public API exists for retail bank product rates. A bank we cannot verify is left off the table rather than listed with a stale number. See our disclosures for how current each source is.

How often do bank rates change?

Banks adjust savings rates within days of a Federal Reserve meeting, so a rate here can fall behind quickly. Check the date stamp in the header, and confirm the rate with the bank before you act on it.

EarnAPYon is a free rate comparison tool. We are not a bank, broker, or financial advisor. Rates shown are for informational purposes only and may not reflect current offers. DeFi yields sourced from DeFiLlama. Treasury yields from US Treasury Direct. Bank rates manually researched. Not financial advice.