Earn more on your cash with a boosted APY
New customer offer. Displayed APY is variable as of September 20, 2024 and subject to change.
Welcome to Betterment where you can level up your savings with a Betterment cash account. Open your first account and get an extra 0.50% APY for 3 months with a qualifying deposit. If the base variable APY changes, you’ll still get the extra boost on the updated rate.
Conditions apply. See offer terms.
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Cash Reserve is only available to clients of Betterment LLC, which is not a bank, and cash transfers to program banks are conducted through the clients’ brokerage accounts at Betterment Securities. For Cash Reserve (“CR”), Betterment LLC only receives compensation from our program banks; Betterment LLC and Betterment Securities do not charge fees on your CR balance.
Due to compensation, Ramit Sethi has an incentive to recommend Betterment which is a conflict of interest. They are compensated up to $15,000 per advertisement.
What makes Betterment’s Cash Reserve better?
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$2 million insured.†
Rest easy with FDIC insurance up to $2 million ($4 million for joint accounts) with our program banks. That's 8X the standard. -
$0 fees.
Forget any monthly or maintenance costs—what you earn is what you keep. -
Earn a higher APY.
Grow your savings with an APY over 9x the national average.** -
No minimum balance.
Other institutions offer higher interest rates based on a larger balance—you can grow your money with us for as little as $10.
Keep your money safe as it grows.
Our Program Banks
Truist Bank1 | State Street Bank and Trust Company1 | HSBC Bank USA, N.A.1 | Webster Bank, N.A.1 |
Barclays Bank Delaware1 | First Merchant Bank1 | Bell Bank (Fargo, North Dakota) 1 | The Bancorp Bank2 |
Cross River Bank | First Internet Bank of Indiana 1 | Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.1 | CIBC Bank USA1 |
NexBank1 | Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A.1 | Morgan Stanley Private Bank, National Association1 | Bank of Hope1 |
Cash Reserve is for cash you intend to purchase securities with and should not be viewed as a long-term investment option.