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Reducing your spending can be worth more than you might think. Use this calculator to see just how much your budget reductions may be worth, if you were to invest them. View the value of…
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CDs (Certificates of Deposit)
You work hard for the money so we’d better treat you right. If you can leave your savings alone for a specific period of time, a Certificate of Deposit (CD) could be the right choice…
Money Market Account
For higher-yield savings that are readily available for withdrawals without penalty, open a money market account with a minimum of $1,000. Interest is tiered at levels of $1,000, $10,000, $50,000, $100,000 and $250,000. Take a…
Savings Bonds
The Name’s Bond… Savings Bond… A U.S. Savings Bond is a loan made by you to the federal government. When you purchase a savings bond, you are allowing the government to pay you back in…
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Health Savings Account Advantages A Health Savings Account (HSA), is a tax-exempt account where you can put money for medical expenses for you, your spouse and your dependents. These funds can be used to pay…
Savings Account Types
Waaaaaay better than a back pocket. Tuck away your money in a savings account that'll make you as happy as fitting into your skinny jeans. Our savings accounts offer built-in ways to save, freebies, and…
Savings Account
A savings account opens a lot of doors. When you join our Linn Area Credit Union family, the first thing you'll do is apply for a savings account. Keeping a minimum of $5 in a…
How to Save Money
Saving money – easier said than done. There are lots of tips and tricks to saving money; a simple search online will help you find a ton. The most important and difficult part, though, is…