A safe place to let your money grow.
It doesn’t take much to start saving with AmeriCU! Plus, you’ll earn dividends on what you save. If you need a little guidance, our Member Relationship Advisors are available to guide you on your savings journey and get you on the road to a successful financial future.
Share Savings Perks
Easy Online Access
When you use Online + Mobile Banking, available on desktop or through the AmeriCU app.
Automatic Transfers
Want to start setting better financial habits immediately? Automating weekly or bi-weekly transfers from another account or financial institution might be a good place to start.
Credit Union Ownership
As a not-for-profit owned by the people who bank with us – people like you! – your penny in your Share Savings establishes your member-ownership of us.
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Share Certificates
AmeriCU’s share certificates are some of our highest yield deposit options. You’ll enjoy great rates, a wide variety of terms, and the freedom of investment flexibility.
Money Markets
High earning potential and greater flexibility make Money Markets a great, low-risk choice for building savings. It’s like a Share Certificate except you can keep making deposits into the account.
Youth Savings
We encourage our youngest members to starting good savings habits at a young age! Anyone under the age of 18 can open a youth account with as little as a penny as long as there is an adult on the account as a joint owner.
Questions? Click the ‘Let’s Connect’ button in the bottom right-hand corner to get started!
Latest From AmeriCU
News
AmeriCU Credit Union Strengthens Leadership Team with AVP and VP Appointments
AmeriCU Credit Union welcomed several new AVPs and VPs to its leadership team. These appointments, made over the past few months, reflect AmeriCU’s continued investment in experienced leadership to support members and create meaningful connections across the communities it serves.
Education
Teaching Kids to Budget
Teaching kids to budget is like teaching them how to ride a bike. You could be as involved as you’d like, or you could let them learn on their own. One way or another, your kids will create their own financial habits just like they could learn to ride a bike eventually.