Save More of What You Make
Earn higher interest on higher balances, with no monthly maintenance fees as long as you maintain the minimum balance.
Features and Benefits
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- Minimum opening deposit of $500
- Tiered balance amounts based on savings preferences
- Earn higher interest rates on higher balances
- No monthly maintenance fees
- Earn daily dividends
- Six combined withdrawals and transfers permitted per month1
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- Any funds deposited are NCUA insured
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- Handle unplanned expenses with ready access to your money
- Offers higher yields than traditional savings accounts and certificate accounts
- Maintain liquidity while capitalizing on your reserves
- See all of your account activity through Internet Banking and Mobile Banking
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Business Savings
Start saving for future business expenses and materialize the most ambitious aspirations.
Business Certificates
Save for future business expenses and projects. Competitive rates on higher balances and longer term periods.
Business Checking
Manage payables and receivables with a simple, easy-to-use business checking account.
Your Money Is Protected
Accounts at HVCU are Federally Insured for up to $250,000. Share insurance coverage is provided by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), an independent government agency that charters, regulates and insures federal credit unions. Visit mycreditunion.gov to learn more about your Share Insurance Coverage.
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Important Legal Disclosures & Information
1 If withdrawals, including transfers within a calendar month exceed an aggregate of six transactions, a fee of $10 is assessed for each withdrawal or transfer in excess of the permitted six.