It's Easy to Save with an RBC High Interest eSavings Account (2024)

Earn 5.5% interestlegal bug 9, legal bug 10 for 3 Months.

When you open your first RBC High Interest eSavings account.

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Offer expires 3:00 PM EST on April 10, 2024.

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Key Savings Account Features

  • High interest on every dollarlegal bug 1
  • Free account transfers 24/7 with no delaylegal bug 2
    Including ATM and unassisted telephone fund transfers, from this account to any other RBC Royal Bank personal deposit account in your name.
  • Free access to RBC Online, Mobile, and Telephone Bankinglegal bug 3
  • No minimum deposit requirements
  • Ability to set up Save Matic from your banking account to your savings account
  • Know what your money is up to with MyAdvisor
    A powerful digital service that can help capture all of your savings and investments in one place.

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Details Fees
Monthly Fee Free
Currency Canadian
Monthly Debits includedlegal bug 4 1 Free RBC ATM cash withdrawal / month
Account transfers Free transfers between any RBC Royal Bank personal deposit accounts in your name
Debits Exceeding Monthly Limit $5.00 each
Interac and PLUS System ATM Network Access Feeslegal bug 5
  • Interac: $2.00
  • PLUS System: $3.00 (Within Canada and U.S.)
  • PLUS System: $5.00 (Outside Canada and U.S.)
Interac e-transfer $1.00 each
Cross-Border Debitlegal bug 4, legal bug 6, legal bug 7 $1.00 each
eStatement and eNotifications Free — including cheque images viewed online less than 90 days old
Access to Online, Mobile, and Telephone Bankinglegal bug 3 Free

Ways to Bank

Manage Your Savings Account Online, Anytime

Check your balances, pay bills, set up alerts, send money and more – whenever you need to.

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Bank Anywhere

Take care of your banking from wherever you are, anytime you want.

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Ways to Apply

  • It's Easy to Save with an RBC High Interest eSavings Account (1)Apply Online
  • Call 1-800-769-2561 (Lines Open 24/7)
  • It's Easy to Save with an RBC High Interest eSavings Account (3)Call 1-800-769-2561 (Lines Open 24/7)
  • Visit Us

NOMI Insights

NOMI helps you manage your everyday finances by providing you with timely and personalized trends and overviews based on your spending and saving habits.

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Give Your Savings Plan a Helping Hand

Sometimes the hardest thing about saving is getting started. The Savings Spot gives you the advice and tools to plan, assess and achieve your goals.

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Kickstart Your Savings

Set up "memorized" online transfers using RBC Save-matic to put automated payments into your savings account.

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I'm Already a Customer

The easiest way to commit to a regular savings plan is to arrange for pre-authorized transfers from yourbanking accountto your designatedsavings account. Simply specify the amount and how often you want the transfers to take place — for example, once a week, every two weeks or once a month. You may even want to schedule these to occur just after your paycheque isdirect-depositedinto your chequing account.

  • Step 1: In your Online Banking, underQuick Payments and Transfers, click onPay Bills and Transfer Funds.
  • Step 2: On the left hand menu, click onSet Up Save-Matic.
  • Step 3: Enter theAmountyou want to save, choose yourFromandTo accounts,Whento start, and select how often from theReceive Frequency options, then click onSubmit.
  • Step 4. Review your information and click onConfirm.
  • Sign in to the RBC Mobile app,
  • Tap ‘More’
  • Tap ‘NOMI Find & Save’ and turn it on.

After you turn on NOMI Find & Save, we will get to know your spending & saving habits in your source chequing account to find opportunities to save for you.

You can deposit cheques through the RBC Mobile app (Android and iPhone devices) or the RBC Canada app (iPad devices). Download the latest version of the apps from the relevant app store, select "Deposit Cheque" in the main menu and follow the on-screen prompts.

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With Interac e-Transfers you can send funds to clients of other financial institutions as well as RBC, and you don't need to know the account number of the person you're sending money to. All you needis their email address or mobile phone number.

You can send an Interac e-Transfer fromOnline Banking, or Mobile Banking. Here’s how:

To send an Interac e-Transfer fromOnline Banking:

  • From the Accounts Summary page, select "More Payment Options" on the right side of the page.
  • Enter the payment amount of the transfer.
  • Select the account you want the funds to be debited from.
  • Open the “To” drop down list, select the Interac e-Transfer payee and Submit.

To send an Interac e-Transfer fromMobile Banking:

Select the Interac e-Transfers icon from the main page.

  • Choose the account you would like to pay from.
  • Select the recipient you wish to send funds to. If sending to a new recipient, select the + sign in the bottom left hand corner of the page.
  • Follow the steps

Go to ourExchange Currency Converterto get the latest foreign exchange rates.

Better Banking Gives You More

Need help choosing a U.S. account?

Based on your needs, we’ll recommend a U.S. Savings Account and Credit Card that will save you money while in the U.S.

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Security Guarantee

Get 100% reimbursed for unauthorized transactions.legal bug 8

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The interest rate is an annual interest rate. It is a simple interest calculation. Interest is calculated daily on the closing credit balance and paid monthly. Interest rate is subject to change at any time without notice.

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Fees may apply on the account from which the money has been transferred.

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Transaction fees may apply for bill payments or funds transfers made through Online Banking and are separate from access fees.

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RBC Virtual Visa Debits, Third-party payment Debits, RBC Royal Bank loan payments, RBC Royal Bank mortgage payments, pre-authorized and self-serve RBC Royal Bank credit card payments and contributions to RBC investment accounts (such as GICs, Royal Mutual Funds, Registered Savings Plans, Registered Education Savings Plans, Registered Disability Savings Plans and Tax-Free Savings Accounts) from your RBC Day to Day Banking Account, U.S. Personal Account, Leo’s Young Savers Account or RBC Student Banking Account are free of charge. All other Debit Transactions from these Accounts are counted as Debit Transactions towards the free monthly Debit Transactions included in the Account, and give rise to an Excess Debit Transaction Fee if the total free monthly Debit Transactions are exceeded.

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ATM - RBC ATM Access fees waived
An ATM operator surcharge (also called convenience fee) may be charged by other ATM operators. The convenience fee is not a Royal Bank fee. It is added directly to the amount of your cash withdrawal. All clients who use non-RBC ATMs may be charged a convenience fee regardless of the type of account they hold.

ATM use outside Canada
Each account cash withdrawal at an ATM outside Canada displaying the PLUS System symbol, and any fees that may be imposed by any third party for using the ATM, are converted to Canadian dollars at an exchange rate which is 2.5% above the bench mark rate set by the payment card company when the transaction is posted. Exchange rates fluctuate and, as such, the rate applied will usually differ from the posted exchange rate at the time of the transaction.

ATM - Unlimited banking transactions including Interac and PLUS System network fees waived
ATM operator surcharge (also called a convenience fee) may be charged by other ATM operators. The convenience fee is not a Royal Bank fee and is added directly to the amount of your cash withdrawal. All clients who use non-RBC ATMs may be charged a convenience fee regardless of the type of account they hold. Each account cash withdrawal at an ATM outside Canada displaying the PLUS System symbol, and any fees that may be imposed by any third party for using the ATM, are converted to Canadian dollars at an exchange rate which is 2.5% above the bench mark rate set by the payment card company when the transaction is posted. Exchange rates fluctuate and, as such, the rate applied will usually differ from the posted exchange rate at the time of the transaction.

ATMs - 3 withdrawals from other bank ATMs refunded per Monthly Cycle
ATM operator surcharge (also called a convenience fee) may apply. It is charged by a third party and added directly to the amount of your cash withdrawal. Totals are not cumulative, and if not used, may not be carried over into the next Monthly Cycle.

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On operating account only. $1 per cross border debit transaction on companion accounts. Not available on U.S. Personal Account.

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Foreign currency purchases paid by withdrawal from your Canadian dollar account are converted to Canadian dollars at an exchange rate 2.5% over the Interbank Spot Rate (as defined by Acxsys Corp.), effective at time of processing. Since exchange rates fluctuate, the rate applied will usually differ from the posted exchange rate at the time of your purchase.

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For a definition of an unauthorized transaction and for full details regarding the protections and limitations of the RBC Online Banking Security Guarantee, please see your Electronic Access Agreement. This guarantee is given by Royal Bank of Canada in connection with its Online Banking service.

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The Bonus Interest Rate of 3.8% within the RBC New eSavings Client Bonus Interest Rate Offer (“Offer”) is available to Eligible Clients who were not the Primary Owner of an RBC High Interest eSavings Account at any time before the beginning of the Qualifying Period (as defined below), and who open a new RBC High Interest eSavings Account (“Eligible eSavings Account”) as the Primary Owner between January 4, 2024 and 3:00 PM EST on April 10, 2024 (the “Qualifying Period”). (Note: For added clarity, you will not qualify for this Offer by switching from another account type to an Eligible eSavings Account.) The Bonus Interest Rate on January 4, 2024 was 3.8% and is only applicable to deposits made in the Eligible eSavings Account for 3 months (90 days) from the date the Eligible savings Account was opened (the “Promotional Period”) and up to a maximum of $1,000,000 of the Eligible savings Account’s total balance. Any balances over $1,000,000 will be paid the Regular Interest Rate. The Regular Interest Rate is subject to change without notice, and the most current rate is posted on our Personal Accounts Interest Rates webpage, which may be viewed at https://www.rbcroyalbank.com/rates/persacct.html(opens new window). At the end of the Promotional Period, all balances will earn interest at the Regular Interest Rate only. Regular Interest Rate and Bonus Interest Rate are annualized rates, and (subject to certain exceptions) are calculated daily and paid monthly. Offer and interest rates are subject to change without notice. Offer may be withdrawn at any time. Conditions apply. For other defined terms and complete terms and conditions that apply to this Offer, please visit www.rbc.com/januaryhisa24.

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Total of 90 days: For the purpose of this RBC New eSavings Client Bonus Interest Rate Offer and any related marketing, any reference to a period of 3 months means a period of 90 calendar days regardless of how many calendar days may fall within any given calendar 3-month period.

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RBC Mobile is operated by Royal Bank of Canada, RBC Direct Investing Inc. and RBC Dominion Securities Inc.

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FAQs

Is RBC high interest eSavings good? ›

RBC HISA: Best for RBC customers who want to earn modest interest with no fees. RBC's High Interest eSavings account has no monthly fees or minimum balance requirements, but its ongoing interest rate is low in comparison to some competitors.

How does a high interest savings account work in RBC? ›

It is a simple interest calculation. Interest is calculated daily on the closing credit balance and paid monthly. Interest rate is subject to change at any time without notice. Fees may apply on the account from which the money has been transferred.

What is the minimum balance for RBC US high interest savings account? ›

Save and grow your U.S. dollars with the RBC US High Interest eSavings account. You'll earn a high interest rate on every dollar(1) – with no monthly fee(2) and no minimum balance required.

How safe are high interest savings accounts? ›

Bottom Line. As long as you bank with an FDIC-insured institution, high-yield savings accounts are generally safe products that are protected from bank failure.

Which bank is giving 7% interest on savings accounts? ›

Co-operative Bank

Is RBC a good investment bank? ›

RBC Capital Markets is one of the top Canadian investment banks and has a long history as part of the Big 6 Canadian banks. Royal Bank of Canada, the parent company, has several divisions and operates as a full-service investment bank in Canada.

Can I withdraw money from my RBC savings account? ›

Withdraw cash, up to your daily limit. Transfer money between your accounts. Make bill payments, credit card payments and receive cash advances. In addition to using your ATM Card at any RBC Royal Bank ATM, you can also withdraw cash at any other bank's ATM.

Should I put all my money in a high interest savings account? ›

Although each financial situation is unique, it doesn't typically make sense for you to keep all of your money in a high-yield savings account. After all, most high-yield savings accounts limit withdrawals to only six per month, so a checking account is typically a better place to store your spending cash.

Can I withdraw money from a high interest savings account? ›

You can access your savings at any time. With your online bank, transferring funds between your accounts* is fast and easy. Your savings provide a financial cushion against the unexpected. If needed, you can withdraw funds to face emergencies.

Can I deposit US dollars in my RBC account? ›

You can move U.S. dollars from a U.S. bank to RBC Bank simply by writing and depositing a U.S. check to your RBC Bank account.

How much should you keep in a high interest savings account? ›

A high-yield savings account can be a great place to store your emergency savings. Most experts suggest that you should keep between three and six months' worth of expenses in your emergency account at all times.

Does RBC savings account cost money? ›

Our Savings Accounts

No monthly fees or minimum balance required.

Can I lose my money in a high-yield savings account? ›

You can't lose your money because, just like your regular checking and savings accounts, the money is insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation up to $250,000.

Can you live off high-interest savings account? ›

If you need $40,000 to live off of and you have a $1 million portfolio that earns a 4 percent yield, which is about what you'd expect without getting into higher risk investments, it'll work. But if your portfolio is not of the magnitude to produce that income, or your expenses are too high, then it won't.”

How much will $10,000 make in a high-yield savings account? ›

If you have $10,000 to invest, here's what your earnings would be at different interest rates: After one year with a regular account at 0.42%: $10,042.00. After one year with a high-yield account at 4.50%: $10,450.00. After one year with a high-yield account at 5.00%: $10,500.00.

Where can I get 5% interest on my savings account? ›

Nationally Available High Interest Account Rates from Our Partners
Account NameAPY (Annual Percentage Yield) Accurate as of 5/30/2024
Western Alliance Bank High-Yield Savings Premier5.36%
NexBank High Yield Savings Account5.26%
UFB Secure Savings5.25%
CIT Bank Platinum Savings5.00% (with $5,000 minimum balance)
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Are high interest savings accounts worth it? ›

High-yield savings accounts are an excellent choice for building an emergency fund. They provide a safe place to store cash you might need readily available for unexpected expenses. Keeping three to six months' worth of living expenses in a high-yield account is a common guideline. Short-term goals.

Which bank gives 6% interest on savings accounts? ›

Digital Federal Credit Union has an account that pays over 6% APY, but you must meet membership requirements to get started. You also won't earn this high interest rate on your entire Digital FCU savings balance. Plenty of savings accounts are available around the U.S. and still offer great rates — over 5% APY.

Which Canadian bank has the highest savings interest rate? ›

Top HISA rates in Canada
Savings AccountInterest RateMonthly Fee
CIBC eAdvantage® Savings Accountup to 5.75%*$0
Coast Capital Savings High Interest Savings Account**1.60%$0
EQ Bank's Savings Plus Account**4.00%$0
​FirstOntario Credit Union High Interest eSavings Account (Ontario only)1.80% - 1.90%$0
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