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FILE PW-SAVINGS As of Feb 2026

Savings · worked example on record

How much is bank loyalty costing you?

The gap between the Effective Federal Funds Rate (4.33%) and the recorded APY your bank pays leaks real money every year. Enter your bank and balance and this worksheet figures your Annual Cost of Inertia from each bank's recorded APY — then ranks it against the most loyal banks on file.

A worked example built from recorded APY readings dated Feb 2026 and a modeled dollar gap — not a live quote, a guaranteed return, or financial advice. APYs move and carry conditions, so confirm the current rate with the bank before you open an account.

Section · The worksheet

Figure your Annual Cost of Inertia

Pick the bank you keep your savings with and enter a balance. The figure below is the recorded yield gap applied to that balance — a worked example, not a live quote.

Whole dollars · default $10,000

Select your bank above to figure your Annual Cost of Inertia.

Annual Cost of Inertia $432 left on the table per year — a typical big bank (0.01% APY) on a $10,000 balance
Big-bank APY 0.01% EFFR 4.33% Rate gap 4.32%

If your balance sat with a top-rated bank

Typical Big Bank (0.01% APY) $1/yr
SoFi Good (88) $380/yr +$379
Bread Savings Good (86) $450/yr +$449
Bask Bank Good (82) $400/yr +$399
Fed Benchmark (EFFR) $433/yr

Bars scale each bank's recorded APY against the 4.33% Fed benchmark.

Default example shown for a $10,000 balance. Select your bank above to figure your own Annual Cost of Inertia.

Section · How it's figured

What the worksheet is — and isn't

The math is deliberately plain so you can check it. These are the recorded inputs and the one formula behind every figure above.

Rate gap
EFFR − your bank's recorded APY
Annual cost
Balance × (rate gap ÷ 100)
Fed benchmark
4.33% EFFR
Banks on file
15 recorded
Reading dated
Feb 2026
Worked example

Every figure is a recorded reading applied to a balance you choose — not a live quote, a guaranteed return, or financial advice. APYs change and carry conditions; this worksheet is not live tracking, so confirm the current rate with the bank before you open an account.

Section · How this file stays honest

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The APYs here are recorded readings and the gap is modeled from them; PriceWorld does not treat this worksheet as live tracking. Watch a rate so you hear before it slips, or flag a figure that looks wrong.

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See where every bank lands.

The worksheet figures one account; the leaderboard ranks them all by recorded APY and modeled loyalty — dated readings, not a live feed.

Figures are a worked example built from recorded savings-rate readings dated Feb 2026 and a modeled dollar gap. "Annual Cost of Inertia" is the balance multiplied by the gap between the bank's recorded APY and the 4.33% Effective Federal Funds Rate; "extra" compares a top bank's recorded APY against your bank's on the same balance. Nothing here is a live quote, a guaranteed return, a recommendation, or financial advice. APYs change and carry conditions; this worksheet is not live tracking, so confirm the current rate with the bank before you open an account.