If you're talking about MARCUS, I fail to understand the problem.MARCUS is Goldman's high-yield (relative to normal bank rates) savings account. Other banks offer just as much and the present rate is nice, but not Earth-shattering. At about 3.3% payout, Goldman should be making a fortune on deposits there. If they are not, there is something VERY wrong at the top. They SHOULD be able to invest this money at a MUCH higher rate and reap the profits. Why are they not?MARCUS was very well-conceived and FDIC insured. It pays MUCH more than a similar account at B of A or most of the other large consumer banks, even for the "little guy". Cash is now earning income, albeit not at inflation rates, but measurable. I would like to see MARCUS continue as, I am sure, would many MARCUS depositors. Goldman is not above dating with the public and the days of astronomical fees and big deals is coming to at least a big pause if not an end. Take what you can get and be happy!

If you're talking about MARCUS, I fail to understand the problem.MARCUS is Goldman's high-yield (relative to normal bank rates) savings account. Other banks offer just as much and the present rate is nice, but not Earth-shattering. At about 3.3% payout, Goldman should be making a fortune on deposits there. If they are not, there is something VERY wrong at the top. They SHOULD be able to invest this money at a MUCH higher rate and reap the profits. Why are they not?MARCUS was very well-conceived and FDIC insured. It pays MUCH more than a similar account at B of A or most of the other large consumer banks, even for the "little guy". Cash is now earning income, albeit not at inflation rates, but measurable. I would like to see MARCUS continue as, I am sure, would many MARCUS depositors. Goldman is not above dating with the public and the days of astronomical fees and big deals is coming to at least a big pause if not an end. Take what you can get and be happy!

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