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Money Market Share Accounts

Regular and Platinum Access Money Markets are perfect for short-term savings goals where you’re able to keep your money available to you, whenever you need it.

  • Earn Higher Annual Percentage Yields with Platinum Access Market Share Accounts
  • Liquidity of funds provides excellent access to cash
  • Funds are insured by the NCUA
  • Great for members with higher deposit balances seeking a higher interest rate
  • Unlimited in-person withdrawals and transfers

Regular Market Share Account

  • Open this insured account with only a $1,000 minimum
  • Minimum withdrawal amount is $300
  • Unlimited in-branch withdrawals
  • Dividends are calculated daily and paid monthly
  • Share savings dividend rate is received if balance falls below $1,000
  • National Credit Union Administration insured to at least $250,000
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Platinum Access Market Share Account

  • $2,500 Minimum Balance To Open
  • Check Access (up to 6 per month)
  • Earn higher dividends on higher deposit balances
  • Unlimited In-Person Withdrawals Or Transfers
  • No Monthly Fees
  • Free Personalized Checks
  • Dividends are calculated daily and paid month
  • Can be tied to your ATM / Debit Card for ATM access
  • NCUA insured to at least $250,000
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