https://www.doctorofcredit.com/high-interest-savings-to-get/

Ally

Barclay's

Popular Direct

Ally

Sallie Mae Bank

Synchrony

These are easy to deal with, no nonsense, and all have rates above 3% right now. I would pick whichever one has the highest rate. I believe that today, it is Popular at 4.26%

Check bankrate.com for additional ideas.

Ally.com

I have Synchrony Bank HYSA, it's currently earning 3.75% APY. I have no complaints.

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If you just want high yield savings, Marcus is a good choice. They push and pull funds fast and also have access to a 13 month no penalty CD at 3.85% if you want to earn a little extra but not tie it up for too long.

If you want a bank that offers both free checking and high yield savings, I like Alliant, Ally, Discover and CapitalOne.

Alliant is a bit behind in rates at only 2.7% while the others are around 3.3%. But both Alliant and Ally have very high mobile check deposit limits, 1 day ACH transfers and ATM fee reimbursement ($20/month for Alliant and $10/month for Ally). Ally also offers a 11 month no penalty CDs at 3.85%. You can also deposit cash at certain CO-OP ATMs with Alliant while you can't with Ally and Discover. CapitalOne you can but only at their local branches which aren't nationwide.