Security, choice and convenience.
Select and fund multiple savings products from different institutions and manage them all from one account. Here’s how SaveBetter works.
How SaveBetter works
Our platform is an online marketplace where you can access deposit products offering some of the best interest rates available, from a nationwide network of banks and credit unions. Through one convenient account, you can fund and manage savings accounts, money market deposit accounts (MMDAs), and certificates of deposit (CDs), building a savings strategy that fits your needs.
A curated selection of savings solutions, in one place
Many of us have settled for the deposit products offered by the bank or credit union where we already have a relationship. Researching and opening accounts elsewhere and keeping tabs on their progress requires time, so many savers don't bother to shop around. Enter SaveBetter: We selectively partner with banks and credit unions across the U.S. to offer savings products with top rates through one easy-to-use online marketplace.
Many banks and credit unions, one account, one statement
Customers can select savings products from multiple banks and credit unions and then manage all of their products from one single SaveBetter account. Each month, you get one statement showing balances and earned interest across all the deposits you're holding.
How your money moves
A federally insured bank or credit union is always in possession of your cash. When you fund a savings product, the money you transfer in first goes to a custodian bank and then to the financial institution offering the product you selected. Anytime you want to check your balances, make a change or get tax statements, everything you need is accessible through your SaveBetter account.
All deposit balances on the SaveBetter platform are held at federally insured financial institutions
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
All participating banks are members of the FDIC. Deposits in participating banks are insured by the FDIC up to the limits of federal law. The standard insurance amount is $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each deposit account ownership category.
Click to learn more about FDIC insuranceNational Credit Union Administration
All participating credit unions are insured by the NCUA through its Share Insurance Fund. Deposits in participating credit unions are insured by the NCUA up to the limits of federal law. The standard insurance amount is $250,000 per depositor, per insured credit union, for each deposit account ownership category.
Click to learn more about NCUA insuranceSOC2 certified platform
SOC 2 is a designation that confirms a company’s information security measures are up to snuff and have been properly executed. More precisely, SOC 2 ensures that an online savings bank has detailed, ongoing internal procedures to keep their customers’ information safe and protected.
How taxes are taken care of
You will receive a 1099-INT for each calendar year for income tax reporting requirements.
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Each customer authorizes the Custodian Bank to hold the customer’s funds in a custodial capacity in order to facilitate the customer’s deposits to and withdrawals from deposit accounts at various Product Banks that the customer requests through SaveBetter.com. The Custodian Bank does not establish the terms of the deposit accounts, or offer the deposit accounts to customers, and provides no advice to customers about deposit accounts. Central Bank of Kansas City, Member FDIC, d.b.a. Central Payments is the Service Bank. Custodian services are provided by Lewis and Clark Bank.