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Hello.

I just got my first real "big boy" job, and have saved up about 6k, which I plan to have as an emergency fund/general savings.

I currently have it in the Chase Savings account that I have had for many many years ever since my parents first help me set up a bank account. But I can't help but notice how abysmal the interest rate is - In April I made a record $0.04 interest. About 0.007% interest rate. Wowzers!

I recently saw some ads for high-yield savings accounts. I know next-to-nothing about them... so I must wonder what the catch is? Why would anyone use Chase for savings when other banks offer literally 100x the interest rate.

I saw an ad on Mint which led me to find this list here:

Would it be wise for me to transfer most (say, 5k) of my savings over to one of those accounts? Has anyone opened a high-yield savings account recently with one of the guys mentioned in that list?

Is there any catch? Is there anything that can trip up a novice and cost them money? I am aware there are things like minimum balances or perhaps a debit card you need to use a few times each month, but those seem like incredibly small inconveniences for actually having my savings grow with time.

P.S. More info about my financial position is here, if you are interested, but basically I just got my first job. 25k debt, 62k salary - live in SF bay. I feel I'm doing fine but I want to maximize my potential.
<bot>: Should I open a High Yield Savings Account? Why would anyone continue to use a savings account that offers 2 orders of magnitude less interest when such a thing as H.Y.S. accounts exist.