Those with over $25,000 at Ally may find its 11-Month No Penalty CD to be more attractive and that rate remains at 2.30%.
Citizens Access has raised it savings rate to 2.35%.
It has also increased its one-year CD rate to 2.85%.
Both rates are among the most competitive listed on BestCashCow.
Live Oak Bank has raised its online savins rate to 2.25%.
Ablebanking, a division of North East Bank, has dropped its one-year CD rate from 2.90% to 2.60%, its two-year CD rate from 3.20% to 2.65%, its three-year from 3.30% to 2.75% and its four-year from 3.40% to 2.80%. It is a surprise to see a bank lowering any CD offerings in the current environment, but they have probably done you a favor: Ablebanking's review on this website have been awful.
Today, Marcus raised its 13-month No Penalty CD rate by 10 bps to 2.35% and its online savings rate by 20 bps to 2.25%.
Purepoint has raised its online savings rate to 2.35%. BestCashCow has received reports that customers of Union Bank in California are being offered bumps on this of 10 to 15 bps.
CIT Bank has raised its Savings Builder rate to 2.45%. The Savings Builder account requires either a $25,000 minimum deposit, but can also be opened with as little as $100 with the rate extended each month that you add over $100 to the account each month.
Barclays has increased its online savings rate to 2.20%, matching Synchrony's move yesterday. Barclays remains beneath the most competitive online banks.
Sallie Mae Bank has raised its 1-year online CD rate to 2.85%. Their CDs have a $2,500 minimum and have a 3-month early withdrawal penalty should you need to withdraw your money before maturity.