Savings Accounts
REGULAR
SHARE SAVINGS ACCOUNT
This is the initial account that you are required to open with
at least a $5 deposit to become a member. You can also have up to
four other share savings accounts for special savings purposes (college,
taxes, vacation, etc).
ATM
Countywide Federal Credit Union belongs to the Alliance One network
allowing access to thousands of ATMs throughout the U.S. There is
no transaction fee charged at any of 3544 ATMs located in 36 states,
plus the District of Columbia.
To find an Alliance Once ATM near you - CLICK
HERE

CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNTS
Save as little or as much as you want and receive a check the last
week of October to do your Christmas shopping.
SHARE DRAFT
Share draft accounts, as we call them, let you write checks on
a totally free account. Electronic automatic deductions can be arranged
as well as direct deposits. Enjoy the convenience and savings with
these great features:
- No monthly service fee
- No per check charge
- No minimum balance
- Online banking
- Automatic transfers from Share account to cover overdrafts ($1.00
fee per transfer)
- ATM card (to find an ATM - CLICK
HERE)
Please note that to be able to provide all these features at a
low cost that you do not receive the paid checks back. If needed,
you are able to order a copy of a check for a small fee.
DEBIT CARDS
CLICK HERE -- To view
and download our Debit Card Application
SHARE CERTIFICATES
This is a term (91day, 6,12, 18, or 30 months) account that earns
a higher dividend (see rates) than share accounts. The minimum balance
is $500. There is a penalty for early withdrawal.
IRA’s
This is one of the easy ways to save for retirement. Countywide
Federal Credit Union offers Traditional, Education, and Roth IRA
share savings and certificates.
MONEY MARKET SHARE ACCOUNTS
This account requires a $2500 minimum balance. These accounts earn
a higher yield (see rates) than share accounts.
All Countywide Federal Credit Union share/savings and investment
accounts are safe and secure as they are insured for up to $100,000
by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), an agency of
the United States Federal Government.
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