Arizona Savings Account

Savings Rates and Money Market Account Rates in Arizona

Arizona savings account rates: Search and compare the best savings account rates in Arizona and the best Arizona money market account rates from banks and credit unions. You can search for the highest interest savings rates and MMA rates in the state of Arizona or by the zip you live in. Once you have entered your search criteria a list of the top Arizona savings accounts rates and money market account rates will be displayed. Most savings account interest rates displayed are for regular savings accounts or for Individual Retirement Account (IRA) savings accounts.

 

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Ally Bank Logo
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★★★★  (4 out of 5)100
Rate: 1.190%
Rate Updated: 09/21/2017
Account Type: 1.2% Savings with Ally Bank
Minimum Deposit: $0.00
Advertiser Comments: Open an Account Today. Ally Bank, Member FDIC.
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American Express Bank, FSB Logo
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★★★★★  (5 out of 5)100
Rate: 1.150%
Rate Updated: 09/21/2017
Account Type: 1.15% Savings with American Express Bank, FSB
Minimum Deposit: $0.00
Advertiser Comments: Accounts offered by American Express Bank, FSB. Member FDIC
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Goldman Sachs Bank USA Logo
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★★★★★  (5 out of 5)100
Rate: 1.190%
Rate Updated: 09/21/2017
Account Type: 1.2% Savings with Goldman Sachs Bank USA
Minimum Deposit: $1.00
Advertiser Comments: $1.00 minimum balance is required to earn stated APY
MMA
Capital One 360 Logo
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★★★★★  (5 out of 5)100
Rate: 1.190%
Rate Updated: 09/21/2017
Account Type: 1.2% MMA with Capital One 360
Minimum Deposit: $10,000.00
Advertiser Comments: 360 Money Market® 1.20% APY for Balances $10K - Open Now




Data Provided by Bankrate.com Rates were collected by Bankrate.com on the dates specified. Rates are subject to change without notice and may vary from branch to branch. Bankrate.com National APY Average and Bankrate.com Site APY Average are only available for MMA products in any denomination exclusively. For Savings products, neither national nor Bankrate APY averages are tabulated. For MMA & Savings products in any denomination, the presented Bankrate.com National APY Average and Bankrate.com Site APY Average are averages of the MMA products only, and are not inclusive of Savings products APY rates.

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Arizona Savings Accounts

Arizona savings account rates are variable rate accounts, which means the savings account interest rates can change at anytime. Unlike a certificate of deposit account which has a fixed CD rate that doesn't change. When opening a $regionName savings account be sure to choose a bank that has deposit accounts insured by either the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or the National Credit Union Administration. Start your search here for the best savings accounts and money market accounts.

Arizona Bank Savings Accounts

When opening a Arizona bank saving account make sure the bank has their deposit accounts insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). FDIC savings accounts are insured for up to $250,000 per bank, per depositor. When you search for the best savings account rates in Arizona and savings account yields on MonitorBankRates.com you can be assured all the banks listed on our Arizona savings table are FDIC insured. Find the best savings rates in Arizona.

Arizona Credit Union Savings Accounts

When opening a Arizona credit union savings account make sure the Arizona credit union has their deposit accounts insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). NCUA savings accounts are insured for up to $250,000 per bank, per depositor. When you search for the best Arizona savings account rates and savings account yields on MonitorBankRates.com you can be assured all the credit unions listed on our Arizona savings table are NCUA insured. Find Arizona high interest savings accounts and the best online savings accounts.


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