I live in one of the qualified states and have had a PNC high yield for a while, but later this year, I am moving to a non-eligible state. After the move, can I keep my account and keep using it, or should I try to find another high-yield account? If the latter, does anyone know of any high-yield accounts in Delaware or Maryland that I should look into?
You can usually keep your PNC high-yield savings account even after moving to a non-eligible state, but you might want to confirm this with PNC directly. If you need to switch, look into high-yield savings accounts from banks like Ally or Marcus, which offer competitive rates and are available nationwide.
The PNC High-Yield Savings Account offers a 4.65% Annual Percentage Yield (APY) with no minimum balance requirement and no service fees. It’s designed to help you grow your savings while maintaining flexibility. You can easily apply online to start earning interest toward your financial goals.
I use Ally for my emergency fund. While their rate might not be the absolute highest available, it’s consistently competitive, and I appreciate their user-friendly website and app. I prefer not to deal with the hassle of constantly searching for the best rate, especially when Ally’s rate is close enough. I’ve also had positive experiences with their customer support whenever I’ve needed assistance.