How to unlock your 0.25% APY Rate Boost†:
Step 1
Open a new Bask® Interest Savings Account between February 1, 2026, and March 31, 2026.
Account subject to approval.
Step 2
Maintain an average monthly balance of at least $25,000 in your Bask Interest Savings Account.
Step 3
Receive a 0.25% APY Rate Boost on your Bask Interest Savings Account during the Reward Period.
†OFFER TERMS
Reward Period: February 1, 2026, through May 30, 2026.
Eligibility: Offer is only available to new Bask Interest Savings customers who do not have an existing Interest Savings Account as of January 31, 2026. Customers who close an Interest Savings Account at any time during the Account Opening Period (February 1, 2026, through March 31, 2026) are not eligible to reopen an account to qualify for this offer. If an Interest Savings Account is closed during the Reward Period for any reason, it will not earn the APY Boost for that statement period and customers may not requalify by opening a new account. If an account remains unfunded for 15 business days, we reserve the right to close that account.
APY Rate Boost Details: The 0.25% Annual Percentage Yield (APY) Rate Boost “APY Boost” applies only during the disclosed Reward Period when qualifying requirements are met. When the Reward Period ends or if the qualifying requirements are not met for a statement period, the APY Boost will end, and the account will receive the disclosed Interest Savings base APY. APY is variable and subject to change at any time without notice. For complete details on how interest is calculated, please refer to the Bask Interest Savings Account Truth in Savings Disclosures. For details on applicable fees and our current base rates, consult our current Rates & Fees.
Monthly Average Balance Calculation: The Monthly Average Balance is calculated by adding your Available Balance (less holds) at the end of each calendar day in the statement period and dividing that sum by the total number of calendar days within the statement period. Funds subject to holds (e.g., funds availability holds or delays or transaction authorization holds) are not calculated in the end-of-day balance. To learn more, refer to our Funds Availability Policy in our Account Agreement, Terms and Disclosures.
Boost your savings with Bask and earn up to 4.00% APY.
Take your savings further with a limited-time boost. Open a new Bask Interest Savings Account by March 31, 2026, maintain an average monthly balance of at least $25,000 and earn a 0.25% Annual Percentage Yield (APY) Rate Boost when qualifying requirements are met. Combine the APY Boost with our base rate of 3.75% APY1, and you’ll earn up to 4.00% APY during the Reward Period — 8x the national savings average2. More savings, more earning power, more progress toward your goals.
Competitive Rates
With our Bask Interest Savings offer, earn 3.75% APY + a 0.25% APY Boost — bringing your total earnings up to 4.00% APY.
No Monthly Account Fees
No monthly account fees. Just saving made simple.
FDIC Insured
Grow your funds safely and securely. Your Bask Accounts are FDIC-insured.
Explore Bask Interest Savings.
Start saving smarter today with a competitive rate designed to help your money grow.
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Earn a base rate of 3.75% APY. |
Instant transfers between your Bask accounts. |
No monthly account fees. |
With features like direct deposit and mobile deposit, you can easily add funds to your account. |
Bank with security and peace of mind; your Bask deposits are FDIC-insured. |
Explore Bask Interest Savings.
Start saving smarter today with a competitive rate designed to help your money grow.
bask interest savings |
|---|
Earn a base rate of 3.75% APY. |
Instant transfers between your Bask accounts. |
No monthly account fees. |
With features like direct deposit and mobile deposit, you can easily add funds to your account. |
Bank with security and peace of mind; your Bask deposits are FDIC-insured. |
The sum of your deposits with Bask Bank and Texas Capital Bank is insured to at least $250,000 per depositor for each account ownership category.
1Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of
2The national average rate referenced is from the FDIC’s published National Rates and Rate Caps for Savings deposit products, accurate as of December 15, 2025. See the FDIC Website for more information.
OTHER OFFER TERMS
The value of this offer will be reported to the IRS and the recipient is responsible for any federal, state or local taxes.
Bask Bank reserves the right to disqualify or exclude anyone from participating in the promotion for any reason, including suspected fraud or misuse or if suspicious activities are observed. All promotional offers, products and services offered by Bask Bank are subject to updates, modifications and/or termination.
For more information about the rights and responsibilities associated with your Bask Account, refer to our Account Agreement, Terms and Disclosures.
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