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Right now is a great opportunity to supercharge your savings with UCCU’s new high yield savings account options! UCCU makes it easy to transfer money from other financial institutions to help you maximize your hard earned money!
Power up your savings with incredibly high yields, make now the perfect time to transfer money to UCCU!
It’s easy to get started over the phone, in the branch, or online.
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Available M–F 8am–6pm, and Sat. 9am–2pm*.
*Saturday hours vary per Branch Location
Worried the yield will go up? Then add a Jump Up to any Standard Certificate for only 0.20% less APY to enjoy the flexibility of a one-time rate Jump up during the life of your certificate!
Why Use It? The UCCU Savings Certificate Calculator is an essential resource for anyone serious about maximizing their savings potential. It removes the guesswork by providing accurate projections based on your deposit amount, term length, and interest rate. With this clarity, you can confidently choose the savings plan that aligns with your financial aspirations.
Compare Scenarios: Adjust variables to explore different options and determine the best strategy for growing your savings.
Input Your Details: Enter your savings amount, preferred certificate term, and the offered interest rate.
A Money Market account allows you to make unlimited deposits and withdrawals – just like a regular Savings Account.
With A Savings Certificate, you make one deposit up front, and then let your money grow over a fixed period of time.And some of UCCU’s certificates come with an add-on feature so you can keep adding money to your savings certificate anytime.
Plus you can add a Jump Up option to many of UCCU’s Savings Certificates to provide you with the option of Jumping Up your rate, one time, anytime during the length of your Savings Certificate term. That way, if rates continue to rise after you open your Savings Certificate, you can Jump Up your rate, and earn even more.
Both a Money Market and Savings Certificate are GREAT options for earning more from your supercharged Savings – A LOT more. And you can get both.
A savings certificate is a secure investment option offered by financial institutions, similar to a certificate of deposit (CD). It allows you to earn a fixed interest rate over a specified period.
Your returns are influenced by three main factors: the deposit amount, the length of the term, and the interest rate offered at the time of purchase.
Early withdrawal is possible but may incur penalties or affect your earnings. Refer to UCCU’s terms and conditions for details about early withdrawal policies.
Opening a money market account is a straightforward process. You can typically open an account online or in-person at a bank or credit union. To open an account, you will need to provide personal information, such as your name, address, and social security number, and make an initial deposit. In person visits typically take 5-15 minutes.
Some MMAs may require a minimum deposit, so be sure to check with the institution before opening an account. You may also need to maintain a minimum balance to avoid fees or earn a higher interest rate. UCCU does not require any minimum deposits at this time.
No. Every financial institution that offers money market accounts will have different interest rates and money deposited requirements. It is important to talk with your financial institution to make sure you are receiving the interest rate as they advertise it. Interest rates also will change over time either going up or down, therefore, being informed and updated is key when viewing interest rates.
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*APY=Annual Percentage Yield. Limited time offers. Yields, terms, and conditions are subject to change at any time and without notice. Federally insured by NCUA. Click here for truth-in-savings for savings accounts. Click here for truth-in-savings for savings certificate accounts.