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STATEMENT SAVINGS

Minimum to Open
$100
Minimum Daily Balance to avoid Service Charge
$10
Service Charge
$0
Number of Debits without Service Charge
$0.15 each debit
Free Checks
N/A
Interest Earned
Yes
Other Benefits/Conditions
Interest paid in May and November


 
MONEY MARKET

Minimum to Open
$500
Minimum Daily Balance to avoid Service Charge
$500
Service Charge
$0
Number of Debits without Service Charge
Unlimited
Free Checks
40 Starter Checks
Interest Earned
No
Other Benefits/Conditions
$300 minimum withdrawal per transaction

 
HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT

Minimum to Open
$100
Minimum Daily Balance to avoid Service Charge
$0
Service Charge
$10 Annual Fee
Number of Debits without Service Charge
Unlimited
Free Checks
50 Starter Checks
Interest Earned
No
Other Benefits/Conditions
$15 fee to open high deductible health plan required

 
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT

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Statement Savings-More Info
Regular Checking 
• $10 minimum deposit to open 
• No minimum balance requirements 
• $2 monthly service charge, 15¢ per check charge 
• 10¢ credit for every $100 maintained in the account 
• First 50 checks are free 
 
Money Market-More Info
Money Market Deposit Account 
• $500 minimum deposit to open 
• Interest bearing with $500 minimum balance 
• Interest is tiered and subject to change weekly 
• $5 monthly service charge if balance falls below $500 
• $300 minimum withdrawal amount per transaction 
• Maximum 6 withdrawals per month, 3 may be by check 
 
Health Savings Account-More Info
Health Savings Accounts 
A Health Savings Account (HSA) is an account that you can put money into to save for future medical expenses.  There are certain advantages to putting money into these accounts, including favorable tax treatment.   
 
Certificate of Deposit-More Info
Certificate of Deposit 
A certificate of deposit (CD) is a time deposit,  similar to savings account.  A CD has a specific, fixed term (often three months, six months, or one to five years), and, usually, a fixed interest rate.  It is intended that the CD be held until maturity, at which time the money may be withdrawn together with the accrued interest. 
 


FDIC
217-774-3911
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