Deposit Products
This account is a simple, interest-bearing option that allows you to deposit money while keeping easy access to your funds.
What is a savings account?
This is a transactional account that a debit card can be attached to.
What is a Checking Account?
This type of loan is typically used for a specific purchase, such as a car, and often has a fixed term and interest rate
What is an Auto Loan?
This type of credit card is secured by funds in the member's saving account
What is a secured card?
This allows members to do their banking at home
What is online banking?
This account allows you to save for the holidays throughout the year.
What is a Christmas Club?
This type of account gives you 3% cash back on purchases up to $9
What is a Boost Checking account?
This is an unsecured loan, meaning it doesn’t require collateral, and is often used to consolidate debt or cover unexpected expenses.
What is a personal loan?
This card has a minimum limit of $300
Low Rate card
This allows members to pay their bills online
What is bill pay?
This savings account is designed exclusively for members with Rewards Checking Accounts.
What is a Lift Savings?
This account give you 3% APY on balances up to $25,000.
What is a Lift Checking?
This type of loan is used to finance the purchase of a recreational vehicle such as a boat, jet ski, or ATV.
What is a Recreational Vehicle Loan?
This type of card gives you 1.5% cash back on purchases.
What is a Cash Back card?
This allows members the option to round up the next dollar from their debit card into a separate savings account
What is debit card round up?
This account type is a reverse tiered savings account. The lower the amount the more interest.
What is a Boost Savings?
This account give you 6% APY on balances up to $20,000
What is a Lift+ Checking?
This type of loan allows homeowners to borrow against the equity in their home, offering a revolving credit line with variable interest rates.
What is a HELOC?
This is the lowest limit that we will have on our Cash Back credit cards
What is $5,000?
This covers transactions when funds are not available in the member's checking accounts specific to ACH, Check, and Bill pay items
What is courtesy pay?
You deposit a fixed amount of money into this account for a set period and the bank pay you a guaranteed interest rate. If you withdraw early, you will face a penalty.
What is a CD?
This account requires you to have direct deposit of at least $1000 per month
What is a Lift+ Checking?
This type of loan allows homeowners to borrow against the equity in their home and offers a lump sum to the borrower with a fixed interest rate and repayment schedule.
What is a fixed home equity?
This is the minimum payment amount for credit cards?
This regulation requires member's to give written notice that they want their debit card purchases covered if there are no funds in the account.
What is Regulation E?