Money Market Account

The difference between a Money Market account and a savings account is that a Money Market pays a tiered rate that rises with your balance when you keep at least $2,500 in the account, while Share Savings opens with $5 and earns one standard rate.

If your balance drops below $2,500 on any day of the month, you'll be charged a service fee, and your balance earns the lowest Money Market rate until it's back above the minimum.

No. A CCCU Money Market account is a savings account insured up to $500,000 through NCUA and ESI combined, while a money market fund is an investment with no federal deposit insurance.

Yes. You can make up to six transfers and withdrawals from your Money Market each month, and a fee applies if you go over. Deposits aren't limited, so you can add money as often as you like.