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Best after-tax cash yields in Oklahoma

Updated Oct 16, 2026 · By Jeison Cobb

Data as of 2026-10-16 12:30 ET · Oklahoma state tax 4.5% · federal bracket 22%

#AccountYieldAfter-tax$ / yr after taxMin to openMonthly feeSources / as of
1US T-Bill 52 Weeks US Treasury-backedstate-tax free4.47%3.49%$349——rate · 10/15/2026
2US T-Bill 26 Weeks US Treasury-backedstate-tax free4.36%3.40%$340——rate · 10/15/2026
3Marcus High-Yield CD (12-mo) Member FDIC4.40%3.28%$328$500—rate · terms · 2026-10-16
4US T-Bill 13 Weeks US Treasury-backedstate-tax free4.20%3.28%$328——rate · 10/15/2026
5Ally High Yield CD (12-mo) Member FDIC4.30%3.20%$320$0$0rate · terms · 2026-10-16
6US T-Bill 4 Weeks US Treasury-backedstate-tax free4.07%3.17%$317——rate · 10/15/2026
7SoFi Checking & Savings Member FDIC4.20%3.13%$313$0$0rate · terms · 2026-10-16
8LendingClub LevelUp Savings Member FDIC4.20%3.13%$313$0—rate · terms · 2026-10-16
9VUSXX (Vanguard Treasury MMF) Fund · not FDIC insuredstate-tax free3.88%3.03%$303——rate · 2026-10-15
10Bread Savings HYSA Member FDIC4.05%3.02%$302$100$0rate · terms · 2026-10-16

Min to open / monthly fee come from each provider's own page (see "terms" link); "—" means we couldn't confirm it, so we don't guess. Different federal bracket? Use the full ranking tool.

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How Oklahoma taxes your cash

Oklahoma's top state income tax rate is 4.5%. Interest from savings accounts, CDs and most money market funds is taxed by Oklahoma. Interest from US Treasuries (T-bills, T-bill ETFs like SGOV/BIL, and Treasury money funds) is exempt from state tax by federal law. To match a 4.47% Treasury after tax, a bank account in Oklahoma needs about 4.68% APY.

Right now in Oklahoma, the best Treasury option (US T-Bill 52 Weeks, 3.49% after tax) beats the best bank option (Marcus High-Yield CD (12-mo), 3.28% after tax), assuming a 22% federal bracket.

FAQ

What is the best after-tax place for cash in Oklahoma?

As of 2026-10-16, the top after-tax yield for a 22% federal bracket in Oklahoma is US T-Bill 52 Weeks at 3.49% (4.47% before tax).

Are T-bills taxed in Oklahoma?

No. Interest on US Treasury bills is exempt from state and local income tax, including Oklahoma's income tax. It is still subject to federal income tax.

What is Oklahoma's state income tax rate on interest?

We use Oklahoma's top marginal rate of 4.5% (Tax Foundation, 2026). Your actual rate may be lower depending on income.

How is after-tax yield calculated?

Bank interest: yield × (1 − federal rate) × (1 − state rate). Treasuries: yield × (1 − federal rate). We assume a 22% federal bracket on this page; use the home page tool to change it.

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Method: bank = yield × (1 − federal) × (1 − state); Treasuries = yield × (1 − federal). Uses the state's top marginal rate (Tax Foundation 2026); ignores local tax and partial-exemption rules for government MMFs. Not financial advice. Back to CashYield home.

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