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Top-rated banks and credit unions

Ranked by Carrot Score: how each one’s CD, savings, auto loan and credit card rates compare with every U.S. bank and credit union.

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Top-rated in District of Columbia

Showing 51–61 of 61 scored for Savings

  1. Citizens Bank$1,000 0.03% · $10,000 0.03% · $100,000 3.50%

    Bank · 1 branch

    62Savings score#51 in District of Columbia
  2. TD Bank$1,000 0.02% · $10,000 0.05% · $100,000 0.05%

    Bank · 7 branches

    62Savings score#52 in District of Columbia
  3. D.C. Teachers' Federal Credit Union$1,000 0.05% · $10,000 0.05% · $100,000 0.05%

    Credit union · 1 branch

    61Savings score#53 in District of Columbia
  4. GSA FCU$1,000 — · $10,000 0.05% · $100,000 0.05%

    Credit union · 1 branch

    60Savings score#54 in District of Columbia
  5. PNC$1,000 0.04% · $10,000 0.04% · $100,000 0.05%

    Bank · 19 branches

    60Savings score#55 in District of Columbia
  6. Bank of America$1,000 0.04% · $10,000 0.04% · $100,000 0.04%

    Bank · 22 branches

    60Savings score#56 in District of Columbia
  7. Wells Fargo$1,000 0.01% · $10,000 0.01% · $100,000 0.01%

    Bank · 22 branches

    60Savings score#57 in District of Columbia
  8. Chase$1,000 0.01% · $10,000 0.01% · $100,000 0.01%

    Bank · 23 branches

    60Savings score#58 in District of Columbia
  9. First National Bank$1,000 0.01% · $10,000 0.01% · $100,000 0.01%

    Bank · 1 branch

    60Savings score#59 in District of Columbia
  10. M&T Bank$1,000 0.01% · $10,000 0.01% · $100,000 0.01%

    Bank · 7 branches

    60Savings score#59 in District of Columbia
  11. Truist Bank$1,000 0.01% · $10,000 0.01% · $100,000 0.01%

    Bank · 18 branches

    60Savings score#59 in District of Columbia

Ranked by Savings score: how each institution’s savings and money market rates compare with every U.S. bank and credit union. Scores run from 60 to 99; 90 and up means rates near the best in the country. Top Carrot marks a score of 87 or more, the top quarter of U.S. banks and credit unions. 18 of the 79 institutions with a branch in District of Columbia have too few rates published or captured to score. Rankings are a preview, not awards.