

Save, Earn & Spend with a Money Market Account


High Rate of Return
With a high rate of return when compared to traditional savings accounts, the Money Market Account is a low-risk way to put your money to work for you. Plus, your earnings will increase if you maintain a high balance.

Flexible Spending
Unlike a CD, Money Market Accounts are made to be used. With checks and a secure debit card, you can spend your money when you need to – without penalties.

Free Transfers
Make up to 6 pre-authorized, automated, or telephone transfers from your Money Market Account each month.

Easy Access
Access your Money Market Account online or via our free mobile app, on any device.
Invest at Least $2,500.
Earn Up to 0.13% APY*
How to Open a Money Market Account

Step 1
Open your Money Market account online by clicking the button below.

Step 2
Make your minimum deposit – $2,500 and up.

Step 3
Sit back and watch your money grow each month!
Money Market Account FAQs
No, you will get a supply of personal checks and an ATM card when you open your account.
No. All Money Market Accounts are NCUA-insured and therefore there is no risk to you when you open one.
Yes. The Annual Percentage Yield (APY) can change monthly.
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*APY = Annual Percentage Yield.
Minimum balance requirements may include a minimum opening deposit, the minimum balance that you must maintain in the account to avoid service fees, and the minimum balance that you must maintain each day to earn the stated APY for that account.