Basic Savings

Simplify your Savings.

We have many different savings account options at Progressions Credit Union, but sometimes it’s nice to take it back to the basics. A Basic Savings Account earns moderate dividends and has no minimum balance requirements.

Some helpful advantages to this account are:

  • You can open multiple to save for different goals
  • You can name your savings to keep your accounts organized and you on track
  • You can open other savings accounts to help you reach your savings goals

We are here to help you save no matter how simple or ambitious your financial goals may be. A Basic Savings Account is a great way to learn how to save. With Team Purple, you can learn what steps you need to take to get on the road to financial success.

Grow your membership and your savings when you connect your savings and checking accounts and opt-in to SmartSaver Round-Up.

Make smart financial moves to reach your goals. Explore your options and grow your dreams.

Accounts

Checking

Loans

Savings/Investments

Youth Accounts

Your savings journey is important to us. We offer free financial education so you can continue your knowledge and understanding of financial topics that will help you achieve your goals.

Financial Education

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Opt-in to round up!

Save even more every time you use your debit card by automatically rounding up to the nearest whole dollar.

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Other Savings Options

If a Basic Savings account isn’t quite what you need for your savings or you are looking to expand your savings portfolio, we have other options that may fit your goals. Explore our other savings options in the links below:

Kasasa Saver

Prime Savings

SmartMarket

YES! Christmas

YES! Savings

Certificates

A certificate is a good fit for those who want to invest in their savings over a longer period of time. We have many different certificate options as well as our onPar certificate matching program.

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Additions

Maximize your money and your future investments through additional accounts and add-ons.

IRAs