Colorado Federal Savings Bank Comparisons

How does Colorado Federal Savings Bank compare to other banks?

See how Colorado Federal Savings Bank compares with the rest of the banks BankTruth has reviewed.

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Capital One
Savings (Rate as of 12/7/2023)
APY 4.35%
Rate 4.35%
For APY $0
Monthly Fee $0.00
Checkbook No
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American Express
Savings (Rate as of 12/7/2023)
APY 4.30%
Rate 4.21%
For APY $1
Monthly Fee $0.00
Checkbook No
Member FDIC
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Barclays
Savings (Rate as of 12/7/2023)
APY 4.35%
Rate 4.35%
For APY $0
Monthly Fee $0.00
Checkbook No
Member FDIC
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Laurel Road - 501
Savings (Rate as of 12/7/2023)
APY 5.00%
Rate 5.00%
For APY $0
Monthly Fee $0.00
Checkbook No
Member FDIC
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Jenius Bank - 501
Savings (Rate as of 12/7/2023)
APY 4.75%
Rate 4.75%
For APY $0
Monthly Fee $0.00
Checkbook No
Jenius Bank is a division of SMBC MANUBANK. Member FDIC.
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1 APY stands for Annual Percent Yield. It's different from Rate because it takes into account compounding interest for the year.

2 MMA stands for Money Market Account. It's a savings and checking hybrid, allowing you to earn interest and use checks 6 times a month.