Your cash savings may finally yield a higher return — but only at certain banks

Banks are starting to pay a higher return on your cash — good news for savers who’ve seen their stockpiles languishing from a gruesome combination of low interest rates and high inflation.

However, some banks are moving faster than others. Some, particularly traditional brick-and-mortar shops, may not budge for a while.

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