Savings Options
Find a savings option that’s right for you!
CRCU offers a wide range of federally-insured savings products with competitive rates to help our members reach their financial goals. Whether saving for retirement, college tuition or a dream vacation, we offer a variety of accounts to meet your needs.
Regular Savings
Just $5 gets you started. We offer competitive rates with no monthly service fee! Open yours today!
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Certificate of Deposits
With opening balances as low as $100, terms from 3 to 60 months, and generally higher rates than our regular savings accounts, you’ll reach your goals even faster.
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Freedom Money Market
CRCU money market savings accounts give you a higher-yield alternative for savings with a minimum deposit of $500. Money Market accounts give you freedom to access your money when you need it!
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Sprout Youth Savings
Teach your child or grandchild the value of saving, and watch their balance sprout up while they do!
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Health Savings Accounts (HSA)
Discover the extra benefits of a Health Savings Account by setting aside money for future medical expenses.
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Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
Now’s the time to plan for what’s ahead. CRCU can support the long-term plan that’s best for you & your family.
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Christmas Club
Have all your holiday spending money saved just in time for the season with regular deposits throughout the year!
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Automate Your Savings
Ready to check off saving for the future from your "to-do" list? With CRCU's Swipe&Save, saving becomes a seamless part of your daily routine. Simply enroll your CRCU checking account, and let our automated savings program do the rest.
Call us at 281.422.3611 to enroll!
We Are Here to Help!
For personal help with setting up any of your accounts, drop by your neighborhood CRCU branch or give us a call at (800) 238-3228.
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