Sallie Mae, an institution specializing in student loans, also offers credit cards and savings products such as interest-bearing accounts and certificates of deposit.

Here you can find out about the various savings accounts it offers, all with high returns and no fees.


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SmartyPig Savings Account

SmartyPig Savings Account

Interest-bearing account with a high-yield from the first cent and no maintenance fee.
High-Yield Savings Account

High-Yield Savings Account

High interest savings account that has no maintenance fee and can be opened online for as little as a penny.

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Although most banks in the United States offer fairly low returns on their savings products, there are entities that allow you to get a good return on your money, as is the case of the online financial Sallie Mae.

Sallie Mae savings accountsIn addition, it is common that the banks that offer the best interest rates are usually online entities, such as Ally Bank or CIT Bank.

With Sallie Mae you have the SmartyPig savings account and the High-Yield Savings account, both with an APY well above the market average. In addition, it also offers a Money Market account and time deposits with very good returns.

The opening of these accounts is very simple, through the bank's website you can apply and complete the process completely online, with very few requirements, without a minimum amount and with your money always available.

In addition, Sallie Mae savings accounts have no administration or maintenance fee and allow you to withdraw money 6 times a month.

Your money will be protected by the FDIC, with which you are guaranteed at least $250,000. It is a totally safe way to get a return on your money without exposing yourself to any risk.

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