Money Market Select

Earn a higher return when you start saving.


Build your savings and earn up to 2.00% APY1

Like a savings account, our Money Market Select account pays dividends (interest) and is insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). The difference is that this account lets you write checks2, and is a reverse tier account — so it offers higher rates than a traditional savings account for smaller balances.
Learn more about what a money market account is and how having one can benefit you.

Money Market Select Benefits

Top-rated Mobile App3 and Online Banking

Access your accounts on the go

Nationwide Access to 30,000+ Fee-free ATMs

Find one near you on our Mobile App

Free Checks

Write up to 3 checks each month

Unlimited Deposits

Set up monthly direct deposits or automatic transfers and grow your savings

Overdraft Protection

Link to your checking and pay no overdraft fees

Insured by NCUA

Insured up to $250,000 per member, per account type

Money Market Select and Money Market Select IRA Rates

Rates Effective 03/01/2026

TermTier

Min. Balance

Min Balance

Max BalanceAPY1RateDividends Paid
179901None1$0.00$2,000.002.001.98Monthly03/01/2026
186412None2$2,000.01$5,000.001.501.49Monthly12/01/2022$130,000+ Fee-free ATMs
186523None3$5,000.01 $10,000.001.001.00Monthly12/01/2022
186584None4$10,000.01$50,000.000.250.25Monthly09/21/2018
186615None5$50,000.01$100,000.000.200.20Monthly09/21/2018
186686None6$100,000.01$9,999,999.990.150.15Monthly09/21/2018

Money Market Calculator

How does a tiered rate work? Our Money Market Select account dividend is paid at tiered rates based on the deposit amount. For example, you’ll earn 2.00% APY on the first $2,000.00. Then 1.50% APY on the balance between $2,000.01 and $5,000.00 — giving you a blended, combined rate of 1.00% APY. Use our calculator to see how much your savings can earn each year.



($0 – $99,999,999)
Deposit Distribution APY
$0.00 2.00%
$0.00 1.50%
$0.00 1.00%
$0.00 0.25%
$0.00 0.20%
$0.00 0.15%

Enter your deposit amount to see how much your savings can earn each year.4

Calculations provided are for demonstration purposes only and do not guarantee credit approval for the rate and terms displayed.

Money market accounts vs. share certificates

A money market account and share certificate (or CD at a bank) both earn dividends (or interest) and are insured up to the same amount. There are two key differences:

  • The money in a money market account is liquid, meaning you have easy access to it. The money in a certificate is locked in for a set term. If you withdraw early, you’ll pay a penalty fee.
  • Rates are variable in a money market account and fixed in a share certificate during the selected term. Once the certificate term is over, you can put that money back into another certificate at current rates or move it to another account.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Money Market Select IRA

A Money Market Select IRA is a good option if you want insured retirement savings or if you are in transition, such as consolidating your previous employer’s 401k or deciding what to do as you’re starting out:

  • 2.00% APY on balances up to $2,000.001
  • No monthly fees, no minimum balance
  • Deposits and withdrawals subject to IRA limitations5

1 APY=Annual Percentage Yield. Rates are valid as of 03/01/2026 and are subject to change after account opening without notice. Interest is paid at tier rates on balances within each tier. Total interest paid is the sum from each tier. Blended APY shown assumes the amount entered is held in the account for one year. Withdrawing funds before one year will result in a different realized rate. No minimum deposit required to open an account. Limit one Money Market Select Account and one Money Market Select IRA Account per account number.

2 Check orders can be made by contacting us.

3 Source: Over 34,700 5-star reviews across Apple iOS and Google Play app stores.

4 This calculator is for illustrative purposes only and does not reflect the actual results of any specific deposit amount.

5 Consult a tax advisor about IRA tax advantages.