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Are you saving for college? Do you have $2,000 or more saved? Then you may be interested in our Money Market account. You can make deposits and withdrawals at any time and you earn higher savings rates. Let's say you have between $500 and $1,000. Then you might be interested in a share certificate. With a certificate you need to be willing to leave the money on deposit for a specific amount of time -- anywhere from 3 months to 5 years. The credit union pays a specific, usually higher interest rate on share certificates then it would on a regular savings account. You lose some of the liquidity of your money with a share certificate because it needs to be on deposit for a specific amount of time, if you want to withdraw the money before the time is up you will suffer a penalty. Looking for a car loan? Your credit union offers car loans to those 18 and over with a co-signer. Check out our loan rates and compare.
In either event you must print, sign and mail in your signed application
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