FDIC-Insured – Backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government
Tuck a little away for the future. Whether it’s for a vacation, college, or just a rainy day, we’ve got the perfect account for you.
Perks
- Small opening balances: No need to break the bank to start saving. We keep opening balances low on many of our accounts.
- All-access pass: Keep an eye on your stash anytime with online banking, mobile banking, eStatements, and our easy-to-use Touch Tone Teller.
- Cash that works for you: Let your balance do the heavy lifting. Earn interest and give your savings a boost.
Compare Personal Savings Accounts
Totally-Free Savings
Minimum to Open: $100
Service Charge: None
Minimum Balance to Earn Interest: $100
Statement: Monthly
Maximum Number of Withdrawals or Transfers: Unlimited
Excess Withdrawal/ Transfer Charge: None
HOW TO APPLY
Money Market Savings
Minimum to Open: $1,000
Service Charge: None
Minimum Balance to Earn Interest: >$5,000
Statement: Monthly
Maximum Number of Withdrawals or Transfers: Unlimited
Excess Withdrawal/ Transfer Charge: None
HOW TO APPLY
In Branch Only
Christmas Club
Minimum to Open: $10
Service Charge: None
Minimum Balance to Earn Interest: $10
Statement: Monthly
Maximum Number of Withdrawals or Transfers: Not permitted before maturity
Excess Withdrawal/ Transfer Charge: None prior to maturity at Holidays
HOW TO APPLY
In Branch Only
MONEY MARKET SAVINGS
If you’re looking for a more flexible way to save, a Money Market account may be a good option. These accounts typically offer higher rates than standard savings accounts. Visit your local branch to learn more or open an account.
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Consider setting aside a set amount each month or week for the holidays or any important goal. We can automate the deposits and keep the funds separate, helping you avoid using them before you’re ready.
CLEAR SKY SAVINGS
Monthly fees aren’t necessary. With our high yield, online only Clear Sky Savings account, you won’t have to pay them.
CDS AND IRAS
Looking for a sure thing? Try a fixed rate certificate of deposit. Or start planning for your future with an individual retirement account. It’s never too early to start thinking about the long haul.
