Looking to open a high yield savings account, recommendations appreciated. TIA

Maybe something like Vanguard, Fidelity, or Charles Schwab

I personally like Ally Bank (Formerly known as "GMAC" General Motors Acceptance Corporation.)

I have had great service from them. I always got a real American, English speaking person on the phone who has been more than helpful.

I have checking accounts at Regions, just to have a local bank, and the transfers between those two banks has been seamless.

Ally doesn't have the highest rates, but their service and their perceived stability (versus other relatively unknown online banks) is worth it to me.

Not sure where you’re at but my local bank in Oxford has a money market paying 4.25% on a 6 month term. Investar bank.

E*Trade has a savings account that is very easy to sign up for if you already have an account. Mine is paying 4.25% and you have full access, funds transfer within 3 days, etc…

Scwab SWVXX is paying 5.17%

Ally is where I keep my cash

T Bills >5% presently

Try this site: https://www.bankrate.com/banking/savings/best-high-yield-interests-savings-accounts/

My savings at Ally is paying 4.25%
My CD's at Ally are paying between 5% and 5.25%.

I'm earning about $1500 a month on liquid accounts that are all FDIC insured.

Hard to beat that.

Al my account with the exception of my buissness and one checking is with fidelity. I making about 4.97% in checking wirh fidelity. I love it, when I open up the page I see all my accounts, 2 brokerage, IRA, Roth, checking and savings. I immediately see how every account is performing, and can move money or buy securities with a click.

I'm getting 4.35% in savings with American Express.

Excellent customer service, and seamless transfers with my credit union.

Checking with SouthState getting 5% with no restriction of use. Went with SouthState because of the treasury navigator where I can do domestic and international wire transfers or ACH transfers. Anything that I put in to be paid has to be approved and the most secure that I felt in a long time.

Jenius Banks savings rate is at 5.5%. I tested the transfers to and from to see how seamless things were and was pleased. Dumped the rest of the money in the account last month.

Stay away from Edward Jones for any financial dealings.

CB&S bank has some options I’d be looking look into. Call me crazy, but I want to know my banker by name and I love having a true two way relationship with my bank. Been well, well worth it for me. You can compare accounts on the site, feel free to pm me. Freakin love my bank.
https://www.cbsbank.com/

I use this as well and Irish sums it up perfectly.

I don't use fidelity for checking, but otherwise have savings & several other investment/retirement accounts with them.

Like you, I'm really fond of their platform. I've linked all my other non-fidelity investment accounts, all of my wifes, etc. & can view everything from one place.

I've also got a paypal savings account, paying 4.3%.

CIT (not citi) Bank has savings rate >5%

Been using them for years.