Experian Makes Saving Even Smarter With New High Yield Digital Savings Account

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Experian Makes Saving Even Smarter With New High Yield Digital Savings Account

2026-02-09 19:00 Last Updated At：19:11

COSTA MESA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 9, 2026--

Expanding its resources to empower consumers to save and manage their financial health, Experian announces the launch of the high-yield Experian Smart Money™ Digital Savings Account designed to help consumers earn faster with variable Annual Percentage Yields (APYs) up to 4.00%, nearly 10 times the national average savings rate iii. At a time when inflation remains stubborn, Experian members can benefit not only from competitive APY rates but also no minimum deposit or direct deposit requirement.

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Helping consumers earn and save faster

Built into the Experian memberships, the high-yield Experian Smart Money Digital Savings Account allows members to enjoy the benefit of competitive interest rates that compound daily helping even small balances grow more quickly. For those building up emergency savings or managing a budget while looking to grow their wealth at the same time, the Experian Smart Money Accounts can help Experian members reach their goals throughout their financial journey.

In fact, saving more is consumers’ top New Year’s resolution, according to Experian research—making the new Round Up iv feature a valuable tool as well. Experian members with both an Experian Smart Money™ Digital Checking Account and Digital Savings Account, along with an eligible paid membership can take advantage of having their debit card purchases from the Experian Smart Money Digital Checking Account rounded up to the nearest dollar. The spare change is transferred to the member’s Experian Smart Money Digital Savings Account for automated savings, making every purchase a driver for growth.

“We know saving is imperative for many people and this will help make it effortless so they can reach their goals faster,” said Sean Healey, General Manager of Digital Products, Experian Consumer Services at Experian. “Experian is committed to giving people smarter ways to manage their money as their financial co-pilot, and now they have even more opportunities to build a financial cushion.”

An Experian membership also delivers access to an Experian credit report, auto insurance comparison shopping service, credit card marketplace, dark web monitoring, credit monitoring, and more. In addition, an AI-powered virtual assistant is available 24/7 that can provide personalized educational information and tools for money management based on a member’s Experian credit profile.

As consumers’ “BFF” – Big Financial Friend – Experian is here for consumers to lean on throughout their financial lives. Learn more at http://www.experian.com/savings.

The Experian Smart Money™ Debit Card is issued by Community Federal Savings Bank (CFSB), pursuant to a license from Mastercard International. Banking services provided by CFSB, Member FDIC. Experian is a Program Manager, not a bank.

About Experian

Experian is a global data and technology company, powering opportunities for people and businesses around the world. We help to redefine lending practices, uncover and prevent fraud, simplify healthcare, deliver digital marketing solutions, and gain deeper insights into the automotive market, all using our unique combination of data, analytics and software. We also assist millions of people to realise their financial goals and help them to save time and money.

We operate across a range of markets, from financial services to healthcare, automotive, agrifinance, insurance, and many more industry segments.

We invest in talented people and new advanced technologies to unlock the power of data and to innovate. A FTSE 100 Index company listed on the London Stock Exchange (EXPN), we have a team of 25,200 people across 33 countries. Our corporate headquarters are in Dublin, Ireland. Learn more at experianplc.com.

From Darnold's big day to Bad Bunny and MVP Matthew Stafford returning, an eventful Super Bowl week

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Sam Darnold and that stingy Seattle Seahawks defense captured the franchise's second Super Bowl championship on the familiar field of their rival — the San Francisco 49ers.

General manager John Schneider considered that an advantage in his team's 29-13 victory against the New England Patriots on Sunday night after Seattle won 13-3 at Levi's Stadium just last month.

“They've been a very confident group,” Schneider said.

Here’s a look at some top moments from Sunday’s game and the week leading up to Super Bowl 60 in the Bay Area:

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye received an injection before the game to numb his troublesome shoulder, then finished 27 for 43 for 295 yards, two touchdowns and a pair of interceptions for the AFC champions.

“There were more sways in the first half where I feel like I could have made a better throw or made a better decision,” he said.

Maye returned to health in the Super Bowl lead up after he didn’t throw much last week because of his troublesome shoulder, which he injured on a scramble during the AFC championship game against the Denver Broncos.

Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny brought some of his country's rich culture and history to the Super Bowl, not to mention a surprise during his colorful halftime show: Lady Gaga. Ricky Martin, too.

Bad Bunny gave a roll call of the nations of North, South and Central America, including Uruguay, Colombia, Venezuela, Cuba, the United States and Canada. A parade of flags from those nations made its way through the sugar cane fields that functioned as the show’s centerpiece.

Lady Gaga appeared at a real wedding scene on stage. The couple parted to show her on the stage, and she joined Bad Bunny in performing “Baile Inolvidable.”

Matthew Stafford won the AP Most Valuable Player award with his four daughters in tow Thursday night, then announced he would return to the Los Angeles Rams for another season.

Stafford turned 38 on Saturday and wants to chase another championship.

“Oh yeah, I’ll be back," the quarterback declared.

For Terrell Williams, coaching at the Super Bowl meant so much after being away from the team during a nearly five-month fight with prostate cancer.

The Patriots welcomed back their defensive coordinator, who hadn't been traveling or on the sideline during his ordeal.

“It feels good,” Williams said. “Harold Landry made the comment that when I come in the building, I put a smile on their face because they see how hard I'm working and they know it's not easy. But my comment to Harold was: You guys are putting a smile on my face.’ So it's really like we're all working together. I'm happy to see them, they're happy to see me. What you realize is that we all struggle.”

The Super Bowl marked the final game for this Seahawks coaching staff. Offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak will depart to coach the Las Vegas Raiders. Kubiak will likely take some Seattle assistants along with him.

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