Money Market Savings

Put Your Savings to Work

Looking for a way to have your cake and eat it too? With a Money Market Savings account, you can earn higher dividends than our Personal Savings, while still having access to your money. Your savings won’t be locked-in like typical Money Market accounts or certificates. Earn more from your savings without sacrificing financial flexibility for the best of both worlds.

Earn More Get higher dividends on higher balances. The more you save, the more you earn. Let your money do the work for you and reach your goals faster.
Earn Dividends Don't let your money just sit there gathering dust. Put it to work and earn higher dividends than traditional savings accounts.
Free Account Focus more on building your savings and less on paying unnecessary fees. All you need to open a Money Market Savings account is a minimum opening deposit of $1,500.

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Apply & Save in 1-2-3

1 Contact Us Let us know you'd like to open a Money Market Savings.
2 Make initial deposit upon opening Deposit at least $1,500 to get started.
3 Watch your savings grow Earn monthly dividends that compound monthly.

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Real Words, Real People from the PNW

Money was never something that we talked about growing up, so it’s something I really try to focus on with my kids. My kids each have accounts at the credit union. My daughter just turned six and feels like such a big girl when she’s able to make that transaction with a teller. If I had had those conversations with my family, I could have had more opportunities to do the things that I wanted to do.

Shantelle

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*Annual Percentage Yield (APY) effective and subject to change.

Also see Terms For Accounts.