Savings Accounts

Savings Accounts

We can help you save for every step in life. We offer a variety of unique savings options, each insured up to $250,000.

Share Savings

Our basic savings account. All members must have a share (savings) account in order to access any of our other products and services. A minimum balance of $5 and a one-time $1 membership fee is all you need to become a member.

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Club Accounts

Saving for your short-term goals throughout the year is simple with our Club Accounts. This savings account has no minimum balance requirement, and no early withdrawal penalties.

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Money Market Accounts

Watch your money grow with a Money Market Account. Money Markets typically provide higher savings rates for your funds and are great options for growing your long-term savings.

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Share Certificates

Share Certificates, also known as Certificates of Deposit, allow you to lock-in great savings rates when you save your funds for a fixed amount of time. The minimum balance for a Share Certificate is $500.

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IRA Accounts

We also offer fixed rate Savings and IRA Certificates to help you save for retirement.

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Savings for Youth and Education

We offer Kids’ Sprout Accounts to help plant the seeds for saving and their future. 

  • Young members receive a barnyard buddy and backpack when opening an account with a minimum of $25.

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We also offer Coverdell Education Savings Accounts, which can help you save for a child’s educational expenses such as tuition, fees, books, supplies, equipment, and in other cases, room and board. This account includes the potential for tax-free withdrawals and can be in the form of a traditional savings or Share Certificate.

Learn more about Coverdell Education Savings Accounts. 

Estate Accounts

Estate accounts are set up for a deceased member by the Executor or Executrix of the Estate. The primary use of this account is to put the funds of the deceased into it and pay for funeral expenses and outstanding bills.

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Financial Education

It’s no surprise that White Rose Credit Union is home to award winning Financial Literacy Programs. Education is one of our core values, and as a credit union, we place an emphasis on educating our members to live more financially well. We offer educational resources for free such as:

  • Zogo – the financial literacy app that pays you to learn! Earn points for completing small modules and redeem those points for gift cards to popular brands, all paid for by White Rose Credit Union. 
  • Customizable and interactive presentations, seminars, lunch and learns offered free to members, schools, organizations and community members.
  • Access to free “Financial Check Ups” with our representatives.

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