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FILE PW-SAVINGS As of Feb 2026

Savings · Bask Bank on record

Bask Bank

Interest Savings Account pays a recorded 4.00% APY — 0.33% below the Effective Federal Funds Rate (4.33%). Its recorded APY has moved -1.10% since Aug 2025. This file keeps that reading next to PriceWorld's modeled Rate Loyalty Score — how fairly the bank passes Fed moves through.

Each figure is a recorded reading, dated Feb 2026; the Rate Loyalty Score is PriceWorld's own modeled reading of Fed pass-through, not an external rating. Not a live feed and not a quote; APYs change, so confirm the current rate with the bank before you open an account.

This bank's reading
APY
4.00% recorded on its primary savings account.
Gap vs Fed
0.33% below the Effective Federal Funds Rate (4.33%).
Since Aug 2025
Recorded APY moved -1.10%.
Loyalty
Modeled score 82 — good.

Section · The record

Rate Loyalty Score, and how it is built

PriceWorld's modeled reading of how fairly Bask Bank passes Fed moves through, derived from its recorded rate history. The score is modeled, the APYs are recorded readings, and this file is not live tracking.

Good 82/100 Modeled Rate Loyalty Score
Pass-Through Ratio 40% weight
70

How well the bank tracks Fed rate moves

Decay Frequency 30% weight
85

Times bank widened gap while Fed held steady (fewer = better)

Average Rate Gap 20% weight
98

Tighter average gap = more competitive

Recovery Speed 10% weight
85

How fast bank follows Fed rate hikes

The Rate Loyalty Score is PriceWorld's own modeled reading of Fed pass-through — not an external rating, not a recommendation, and not a promise of accuracy. It is built from the bank's recorded rate history, dated Feb 2026.

Section · Recorded history

APY vs the Fed, on record

The recorded APY against the Effective Federal Funds Rate over the filed period. When the bank line sits below the Fed line, the gap is where the yield quietly leaks. Recorded readings, dated — not live tracking.

4.0%4.5%5.0%5.5% Aug 25Nov 25Feb 26
Bask Bank APY Effective Federal Funds Rate

Section · Recorded events

Rate-decay events on file

Dates where Bask Bank is recorded widening its gap to the Fed while the Fed held steady — a recorded APY cut that was not a response to a Fed move.

Section · What the headline rate hides

What this rate gap costs

The recorded gap to the Fed applied to a balance for one year. A 0.33% gap reads as nothing until it is dollars.

On $10,000 $33/yr recorded yield gap vs the Fed
On $25,000 $83/yr recorded yield gap vs the Fed
On $50,000 $165/yr recorded yield gap vs the Fed

Section · On file

Account details

The recorded particulars of Interest Savings Account, as filed. Confirm the current terms with the bank before you open an account.

Bank type
online
FDIC insured
Yes
Account type
hysa
Recorded APY
4.00%
Minimum deposit
$0
Min balance for APY
$0
Gap vs EFFR (4.33%)
0.33% below

Section · How this file stays honest

Source, passport and corrections

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Figures are recorded savings readings for Bask Bank Interest Savings Account, dated Feb 2026. The gap is measured against the Effective Federal Funds Rate (4.33%) and the dollar yield gap is that gap applied to a balance for one year. The Rate Loyalty Score is PriceWorld's own modeled reading of Fed pass-through, derived from the bank's recorded rate history — not an external rating, not a recommendation, and not a promise of accuracy. APYs change and may carry balance or promotional conditions; this file is not live tracking, so confirm the current rate with the bank before you open an account.