Your savings can handle a little more responsibility.
Money Markets
Your savings can handle a little more responsibility.
Your savings can handle a little more responsibility.
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More money saved. More potential to earn.
A Money Market lives somewhere between everyday savings and a Certificate – you get competitive earning potential without committing your money to a set term. Your funds stay accessible, and higher balances can qualify for higher rates.
Your Money Market rate isn't tied directly to stock market performance. Financial Center sets Money Market rates independently, and rates may change over time. That means your earning potential isn't based on whether the market is up or down.
With a Money Market Account, you can:
- Earn a competitive rate on your balance
- Unlock higher APYs as your balance reaches higher tiers
- Access your money when you need it
- Manage balances and transfers with Digital Banking
- Get started with a $1,000 minimum deposit
Your balance moves up. Your rate can, too
Our Money Market Accounts use tiered rates, which means your earning potential can increase as your balance grows. It’s a way to put larger savings balances to work while still keeping your money accessible when plans change.
Growing it doesn’t mean locking it away
A bigger savings balance can still be money you want within reach. Check your balance, move money between accounts, and manage your savings through Digital Banking – without committing your funds to a set term. You'll always be able to transfer them whenever a need pops up.
More Money Market options.
Different savings goals call for different accounts. Financial Center also offers Money Market options for Health Savings Accounts, IRAs, and businesses – all designed to help you make more of the money you’re setting aside.
Extra protection for the money you’ve worked for.
Your savings come with an added layer of protection. In addition to standard NCUA insurance coverage, Financial Center provides Excess Share Insurance as a member benefit – helping protect qualifying deposits beyond federal coverage limits.
Why Financial Center?
Your money may be sitting still for a while, but your goals aren’t. Financial Center pairs competitive rates with real guidance to help you choose a Certificate and term that make sense for what you’re working toward.
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Frequently asked questions
A Money Market Account combines the flexibility of a savings account with the opportunity to earn higher dividends on larger balances.
With a minimum opening deposit of $1,000, you'll have access to your money when you need it while earning competitive rates. As your balance increases, you may qualify for higher dividend rate tiers.
If you're looking to grow your savings without locking your money away, a Money Market Account could be a great fit.
It depends on your savings goals and when you'll need access to your money.
- A Certificate may be the better choice if you're comfortable setting your money aside for a fixed term in exchange for a guaranteed dividend rate.
- A Money Market Account may be a better fit if you want to earn competitive dividends while keeping your savings readily available for planned or unexpected expenses.
Not sure which option is right for you? Our financial coaches are happy to help you compare your options and choose the savings solution that best fits your goals.
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APY - Annual Percentage Yield: Rates and terms subject to change. Penalties assessed for early withdrawal. Fees may reduce earnings.
APY - Annual Percentage Yield: Rates may change after account is opened. Minimum account opening deposit of $50 required. Rates and terms subject to change. Fees may reduce earnings.
APY - Annual Percentage Yield: Rates may change after account is opened. Dividends paid monthly based on daily balances. Rates and terms subject to change. Fees may reduce earnings.
Available terms vary. See current IRA rates and disclosures for specific terms, rates, and applicable withdrawal provisions.