Find a business savings option that’s right for you
Business Primary Savings
Business savings made easy. Take care of your basic savings needs for your organization.
Business Money Market Account
Earn higher dividends on your savings with this premium business savings account.
Business Certificates
Invest in our flexible CDs to help you save with a higher rate of return.
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Tax-free savings for your employees’ health. Use an HSA as part of your health care plan.
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Online & Mobile Banking for Business
Online Banking
Mobile Banking
Gives you convenient, on-the-go options for managing your bank account(s). With features like remote deposit capture, your phone becomes a true banking branch on-the-go.
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Savings Account Options
Business Primary Savings
A basic business savings account, business primary savings is great for organizations that don’t always plan to have a high balance.
- Membership requirement: $5 minimum balance
- Monthly fees: $0
- Dividends: competitive interest rate, compounded quarterly
Business Money Market Account
Enjoy higher dividends than a standard business savings account.
- Minimum balance to earn interest: $2,500
- Monthly fees: $0
- Dividends: competitive interest rate, compounded monthly
Business Certificates
A variety of options to put your savings to work for you. All business certificates offer a fixed dividend rate/annual percentage yield (APY).
- Rate: Fixed
- Minimum balance: $500
- Minimum opening deposit: $500
- Terms: Available in as few as three-month and as many as 60-month terms
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Business owners can suggest a Directions health savings account (HSA) to their staff.
- HSA available to members enrolled in a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP)
- Member cannot be on Medicare or eligible to be claimed as a dependent
- Contributed funds are not subject to federal income tax (subject to IRS guidelines and limits)
- Funds rollover and accumulate year to year and may be used to pay for qualified medical expenses