What HYSA do you use and what's the APR?

[jjweekz]

@christiandad It's composed of fixed income assets that have the potential to lose value, so it is more risky than an FDIC insured HYSA. But only marginally so.

 

[jesusforall]

@christiandad Wealthfront has 5%, you get a boost to 5.5% for 3 months with a referral code.

 

[jrbert91]

@jesusforall Feel free to send me a referral code. I need it open an account. TYIA

 

[jesusforall]

@jrbert91 PM'd code.

 

[jrbert91]

@jesusforall Thank you

 

[shineydays2]

@jrbert91 I'll take one too. Do you get anything for me using the referral?

 

[guitarsound]

@shineydays2 Yes, they’ll get a 0.5% boost for 3 months as well.

 

[ehg]

@jesusforall Can I also have a referral code?

 

[jesusforall]

@ehg PM'd.

 

[kaat1623]

@jesusforall I'll take one

 

[jesusforall]

@kaat1623 PM'd.

 

[guitarsound]

@jesusforall You only get 6 months worth of boosts (so 2 code shares).

I’d love to share mine with folks if you’ve gotten yours already

 

[applekrate]

@jesusforall If you still want to send a code I would like to set up with WF as well.

 

[jesusforall]

@applekrate Pm’d!

 

[kindredkathryn]

@jesusforall Send me one pls

 

[jesusforall]

@kindredkathryn pming

 

[kazane]

@jesusforall FWIW, Wealthfront's 0.5% boost only applies to first $250,000 deposited, and beyond that you'll only get the standard 5.0% (or whatever their base rate is if they change it).

 

[dcv]

@kazane For most people, WF is the best option. Not sure why more people don’t use it

 

[jesusforall]

@kazane Thank you for adding that.

 

[icandoallthings1]

@jesusforall Pm me if you need a referral code for Wealthfront. I recently moved over from ally and have really been enjoying them.