Hey there.
Whatever type of bank account you create, it is likely that your returns will be low and that is simply because the when something is low risk (such as a bank account), you are not going to yield high dividends. In economies, risk and return go hand and hand. Generally, the higher the risk, the higher the rate. The lower the risk, the lower the rate.
If you are just starting your career, this means you are probably not very used to the steady flow of income at the amount you are earning now. I would start saving some before you get used to it and start spending it.
Now, I know a lot of people on this website are about frugal living so they can retire early. I am about frugal living so I can continue to invest in dividend yielding investments and grow my wealth so I can have the not-frugal lifestyle I desire in the future. Which sounds a little to be the direction you'd like to go in.
You can save a lot, but for me, it's also important to see that money grow so I can better my lifestyle and income each year!
That being said, once you have developed an emergency fund in the savings or bank account I would recommend investing in some stocks or bonds or even saving from a rental property so your money can be working passively for you. Even if it's just a little a month, you're getting started.