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High-interest savings accounts

With rates finally paying something, where you park cash matters again. These online-bank savings accounts are known for competitive everyday rates and no monthly fees — always confirm the current rate at the provider.

The numbers, in brief: Competitive everyday HISA rates were roughly 2.75%–3.5% in August 2026, with limited-time promos as high as ~4.6% that reset to under 1% after 3–6 months. Compare ongoing rates, not just promos — and confirm the current rate at each provider.
Curated shortlist · verified 2026-08-03. Rates, fees and rewards change — confirm the current terms at the provider before applying. Some links may be affiliate links; rankings are on the merits. See our disclosures.
ProductKey numbers*Known forBest forNotes
Savings Plus Account
EQ Bank
$0Monthly fee$0Minimumcompetitive everydayRate*YesCDIC
No monthly fee, no minimum, everyday interestA simple, competitive everyday HISA
No feeNo minimumCDIC*
Cash
Wealthsimple
$0Monthly feetiered by planRate*
Interest on your balance with no feeKeeping spending cash working
No feeEarns interest
Savings Account
Tangerine
~4.50% / 5 moPromo*lower — verifyRegular*
Online savings with frequent promotional ratesChasing intro/promo rates
No feePromo rates
High Interest Savings Account
Simplii Financial
$0Monthly feepromo-drivenRate*
No-fee online savings, CIBC-backedPairing with Simplii chequing
No feeBig-bank backed
Savvy Savings Account
Motive Financial
high — verifyRate*YesCDIC
Consistently high posted savings rate (Canadian Western Bank)Maximizing the rate on parked cash
High rateCDIC*
Savings
Neo Financial
$0Monthly feeup to ~2.75%Rate*
App-first savings with a competitive everyday rateNeo users who want one app for cash and rewards
No feeOnline
High Interest Savings
Saven Financial
high — verifyRate*
Online HISA from an Ontario credit union with strong ratesRate-chasers comfortable with a smaller institution
High rate

* CDIC coverage applies at member institutions within limits; provincial insurers cover credit unions. Confirm coverage and current rates with each provider. General information, not individualized advice.