To keep your money safe but growing, you can open a high-yield savings account or a high-yield checking account — or both. High-yield account interest ratesBanks sometimes offer higher interest rates on savings accounts than checking accounts, but they're usually comparable. High-yield checking accounts should hold money you need for daily or monthly expenses, while high-yield savings accounts should store money for non-immediate financial goals or emergencies. Can I use a high-yield checking account as a regular checking account? Evaluate the features of a high-yield checking account the same way you would a regular checking account.

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