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Our offices will be closed Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.
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FRAUD ALERT: With the rise in fraudulent activities, we want to remind you that AlliedFCU will never call or text you asking for your personal information such as your online banking credentials or any authentication codes.
Our offices will be closed Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.

Money Market Accounts

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Looking to earn more on your money without locking it away?

Money market accounts are perfect when you want better returns than regular savings but still need access to your cash.

Great for building an emergency fund, saving for home projects, or just keeping money handy while earning decent interest.

Benefits & Requirements

Benefits:

  • Better interest rates than your typical checking or savings account
  • Grab your money anytime without penalties
  • Your funds are protected up to $250,000 by NCUA insurance

Requirements:

  • Need $2,000 to get started
  • Keep $2,000 or more to earn the full rate (less money = lower rate)
  • No checks allowed
  • Rates go up and down with the market

FAQs

How is this different from my savings accounts?

You’ll usually earn more interest, but you need more money upfront ($2,000 vs. just $25 for savings).

What about Share Certificates?

Share Certificates might pay more but your money’s stuck until it matures. With money market accounts, you can access your cash whenever you need it.

Is this like those money markets I hear about?

Nope! Money market funds are investments that can actually lose money and aren’t insured. Our money market accounts are safe and insured – your money won’t disappear.

When should I go with a money market account?

When you want to earn more than the savings rates, occasionally need to tap into the money, and can comfortably keep $2,000 in the account.

Have questions? We’ve got answers. How can we help? Let us know.

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