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Best credit union high-yield savings rates

Credit unions are member-owned and not-for-profit, so they routinely pay higher savings APYs than big banks. Compare the top high-yield savings rates below, then check whether you're eligible to join.

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1Boeing Employees
Tukwila, WA
4.10%7/3/2026View →
2Lake Michigan
Caledonia, MI
4.10%7/3/2026View →
3The Golden 1
Sacramento, CA
4.10%7/3/2026View →
4Mountain America
Sandy, UT
4.05%7/3/2026View →
5Randolph-Brooks
Live Oak, TX
4.05%7/3/2026View →
6Schoolsfirst
Tustin, CA
4.05%7/3/2026View →
7America First
Riverdale, UT
4.00%7/3/2026View →
8Ent
Colorado Springs, CO
4.00%7/3/2026View →
9State Employees'
Raleigh, NC
4.00%7/3/2026View →
10Navy Federal Credit Union
Vienna, VA
3.95%7/3/2026View →
11First Technology
San Jose, CA
3.95%7/3/2026View →
12Alliant
Chicago, IL
3.95%7/3/2026View →
13Pentagon
Mclean, VA
3.90%7/3/2026View →
14Idaho Central
Chubbuck, ID
3.90%7/3/2026View →
15Suncoast
Tampa, FL
3.90%7/3/2026View →

Rates are self-reported by each credit union and may not reflect the latest offer or your eligibility. Confirm current terms on the credit union's page before applying.

Frequently asked questions

Do credit unions have higher savings rates than banks?

Often, yes. Because credit unions return profits to members instead of shareholders, they tend to offer higher deposit APYs and lower fees than traditional banks.

Is my money safe at a credit union?

Deposits at federally insured credit unions are protected up to $250,000 per account by the NCUA — the same coverage level as FDIC insurance at banks.

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