I want as high as I can get. I saw a company called Everbank that offered about 2% for the first year. Is Everbank a legitimate company? I don’t want anyone stealing my money, and I am not very trusting. Should I just get a money market with Everbank? Is there any other legitimate company with no risk that has a higher APY?
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I’m 22 and i’m Looking to stash some money and gain some interest on it. I just want to increase my wealth.

My parents are paying my tuition so unfortunately I can’t put my school loans in it to accrue interest however would it be worth it to put the money I have now into an account?

I’m trying to decide between Bank of the Internet USA and Ally Bank (formerly GMAC).

the account to put my money in another high interest account. Provided there is no exist fees would this effect my credit rating.. or can be done?

For example, I have two credit cards. I’d withdraw my max limit from 1 card and deposit into a high yield money market account. Every 21 days I’d pay off one card with the other.

I am college student who need mony for rent, books and personal things.

Hi I’m an Aussie, I was just wondering if it is possible to open a high interest account overseas and if its a good idea? For example, if South Africa has an interest rate of 11% could I open an account there and get around 11% return on the money in the account/term deposit?

I have a newborn and would like to start putting money away for her. Since we won’t be withdrawing from this account I would like one that earns a lot of interest.

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