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Family Finances

Parenting is hard work. Make saving one less thing to worry about!

Plan for New Expenses


Growing your family can add extra expenses to your budget like childcare, health insurance and college tuition. It's a good idea to adjust your savings plan now to help manage the additional costs. Start by identifying your family's goals, so you can determine the amount you need to save.


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Save for the Future


The first step to saving for short- and long-term goals is to identify the amount you need to save and when you need the funds. Use our calculator to determine how much to save each month toward your goal.

Experts say you should designate a set amount of money to put aside each month to build a nest egg.

Choose a Savings Option


Now it's time to make your money work hard for you. Take a look at some of our suggested product offerings to see which ones fit your goals.


Online Savings

Our Online Savings account doesn't have monthly maintenance fees, so you can reach your goal – no matter how much you're saving. You also get the advantage of daily compounding interest, so your balance can grow faster. Plus, we offer great rates that are consistently among the most competitive.

Keep in mind that our rates are variable and may change after the account is opened. Fees may also reduce earnings.

High Yield CD

Our High Yield CD is a great way to maximize your savings strategy. We offer flexible terms to help your money grow faster. Our CD ladder tool can also teach you how to combine long-term earnings with more frequent access to a portion of your money. Plus, we offer great rates that are consistently among the most competitive.

Keep in mind that you'll pay a penalty if you make an early withdrawal.

Maximize Your Account Benefits


If you already have a relationship with us, take a look at how we can help maximize your savings.

Open an account for a Trust

Many college savings plans restrict your ability to use funds for expenses like tuition or books, but custodial accounts don't have these restrictions.

Name your accounts based on your goals

Try naming your accounts to match your savings goal. This can help you remember what you're saving for while keeping your eye on the prize.