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Savings
Convenience
Savings accounts are ideal if you need quick and easy access to manage your savings account. It can also be used for overdraft protection when tied to your Public Service Credit Union checking account. We offer all kinds of solutions for your needs, including fee-free kids accounts!
Club Savings
Holiday and Vacation Club Accounts are ideal if you want to stop worrying about having enough money to buy gifts for friends and family or go on vacation and are tired of using high-interest credit cards. Save a little every month and use it when you're ready!
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Retirement
Individual Retirement Accounts are ideal when you want to save for retirement. There are three types of IRAs—Traditional, Roth, and Rollover—each with different tax saving advantages.
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Safe Investment
Certificates of Deposit are ideal if you are looking for a way to safely invest as little as $25 for a minimum of 6 months and want a guaranteed rate of return on your investment
Higher Interest
Money Market Accounts are ideal if you can maintain a minimum monthly account balance of $2,500 and you want to earn more interest than what a regular savings account offers.
Round Up Savings
You can choose to opt into our new Round Up program by following this link. Once you sign up, every debit card purchase will be automatically rounded up to the nearest dollar, five dollars or ten dollars (depending on your preference). That change will then be deposited into a savings club account just for you.)
Savings Account Types
Savings Calculator
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The calculations are hypothetical examples designed to illustrate the impact compounding can have.
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