What Reddit is saying about hysa
6,980 public posts and comments mentioned hysa in the last 30 days, most of them in r/personalfinance. Counts from the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.
6,980mentions in the last 30 days (828 posts, 6,152 comments)
1,603+4%in the last 7 days, change on the 7 days before
98in the last 24 hours
r/personalfinancetop community, 1,462 mentions
The highest scoring of the newest 50 posts that match, each with the start of the post and its top reply. The full list, every comment and anything older need a key.
- SPAXX vs HYSA
Does anyone use SPAXX or another money market fund as a form of HYSA instead of a brick and mortar or online bank?
Top reply (26 points): I think a large number of Fidelity clients do this.
r/fidelityinvestments23 points42 comments1 d ago
- 35, saved up ~$265k over 7 years, but my portfolio is a mess and I have way too much cash. Looking to simplify into a lazy/set-and-forget setup?
I’m 35 and have spent the last 7 years living below my means and hoarding cash. I have zero debt, but to be completely honest, I don't really know what I'm doing when it comes to investing. I’ve...
Top reply (1 points): While the community gets a look at your post, don't forget we have an official website with a bunch of resources specifically for the questions we see here...
r/investingforbeginners2 points12 comments2 d ago
- Home buying advice
Looking to buy a home in the Inland Empire. 29 years old, 1 baby. Married. Salary: me 141k + wife 72k. Assets: $23,000 Retirement: $75,000 HYSA: $45,000 Debt: $1000 or so a month. Other Bills: \~...
Top reply (3 points): 210k income with 10% down and 2500/mo debt, with 50% DTI would put you around 6500/mo all in @7%. Home value 750k. Probably your high end. So you probably...
r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer1 points19 comments1 d ago
- Is it worth it?
I’m currently looking into creating a HYSA and I’m planing on splitting 5%-50% of my Paycheck between the hysa and my personal bank account.
Top reply (3 points): Passive income for just letting your money sit in a bank? It's a no brainer. I would suggest building an emergency fund in the HYSA then look into...
r/HYSA1 points11 comments1 d ago
- Give me advice on current plan
This is my current financial plan. Tell if there’s something I’m doing wrong cause i don’t really know what I’m doing. I’m a 22yr single e-1 in airforce with 3yr 6 months left. I have no bills I...
Top reply (4 points): Where's your Roth IRA? That comes before taxable brokerage.
r/MilitaryFinance1 points7 comments2 d ago
- Questions about Accounts with Edward Jones
Hello! I currently have a 2 money market fund buckets through Edward Jones. Are there any fees I need to be worried about? I recently heard bad things about their investments through roth ira's...
Top reply (1 points): I don’t know your specific situation, or your numbers, but I moved all my accounts from my FA years ago to Fidelity. Low cost index funds. Fidelity has...
r/TheMoneyGuy1 points4 comments1 d ago
- Trying to find a new credit card.
Current cards: Southwest Plus : 11,500, Aug 2025 Freedom Unlimited: 9,100 limit Oct 2023 FICO:767 Oldest Account: 3 years and 2 months Chase 5/24 status: 1/24 Income: 68000 Average Monthly spend:...
Top reply (1 points): Interested in cashback cards? Take a look at these resources from the sidebar: List of Flat 2%+ Cashback Cards List of Best Cashback Cards by Category I can...
r/CreditCards1 points2 comments1 d ago
- How to handle a major purchase fund with a fuzzy timeline?
For context, I am nearly 24 and have been restructuring a nearly 60k checking account by researching and following the wiki here and the boglehead wiki over the last few months. I have: •No major...
Top reply (1 points): It's not unreasonable. But it's inefficient. Sounds like you should make a plan for a car replacement, happen to life, don't let life happen to you. Figure...
r/personalfinance1 points2 comments2 d ago
- Marcus by Goldman Sachs HYSA | 4.50% APY for 3 Months with Referral
Looking for a high-yield savings account? I’ve been using Marcus by Goldman Sachs and highly recommend it, especially for an emergency fund! Current benefits: 3.50% base APY + 1% referral boost =...
Top reply (1 points): Stay safe: legit referral posts include the link right in the post. Never send money, share ID documents, or move to DMs, Telegram, or WhatsApp to get a...
r/Referrallinks1 points1 comment8 h ago
- Marcus by Goldman Sachs
Marcus by Goldman Sachs offers both HYSA and Fixed or Flexible CDs with one of the highest APY rates in the industry. New customers who open a Savings Account will earn a cash bonus equivalent to...
Top reply (1 points): Hello u/michaelromeo. Thanks for contributing your post Marcus by Goldman Sachs to /r/ReferralLink. Check out the other subreddits in our network of...
r/ReferralLink1 points1 comment9 h ago
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