Cannot stress enough how much you should run, not walk, from Wells Fargo. When I was foolish enough to seek a mortgage with them, they instructed me to sign doc

Cannot stress enough how much you should run, not walk, from Wells Fargo. When I was foolish enough to seek a mortgage with them, they instructed me to sign documents stating that a) my partner was my spouse (and doubled-down on that when I highlighted the error), and b) a loan from my uncle to provide necessary "buffer funds" was in fact a gift that would not be repaid (it wasn't, and they knew that). Any bank that knowingly instructs a client to sign a single fraudulent document should be viewed with caution; twice is unconscionable. I'm currently very happy with the Vanguard Cash Plus account for savings (https://investor.vanguard.com/investment-products/cash-investments https://investor.vanguard.com/investment-products/cash-inves...), though I think it's invite-only. I see you've got plenty of good suggestions in replies, though - you'll do fine. Good luck! :)