Personal Savings

You work hard. You work smart. Your savings account needs to do the same.

Plan wisely. Save well.

Open your Great Rate Savings Account

What you need to know about

Great Rate Savings

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    Minimum Opening Deposit

    $100

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    Minimum Balance

    $100

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    Monthly Fees*

    $2

 

*Eliminate your monthly fee when you carry a daily balance of $100 or more.

Great Rate Savings Features

  • Enjoy automatic interest rate bumps as your savings grow
  • Easy access to your money
  • Safe and secure with FDIC protection up to $250,000

 

Free Account Features

  • Online banking
  • Mobile banking*
  • Mobile deposit
  • Online statements**
  • Account Alerts

 

*There is no fee from Bank Midwest. Connectivity and usage rates may apply. Contact your wireless provider for more details.

**Paper statements optional for $3 per month.

Automatically earn interest based on your account balance:

  • RATE
    0.25%
    APY*
    0.25%

    $0–24,999

  • RATE
    0.35%
    APY*
    0.35%

    $25,000–49,999

  • RATE
    0.50%
    APY*
    0.50%

    $50,000–99,999

  • RATE
    0.60%
    APY*
    0.60%

    $100,000–249,999

  • RATE
    0.75%
    APY*
    0.75%

    $250,000+

You don’t have to micro-manage to get the best rate, and you always have access to your funds.

*Annual Percentage Yields (APYs) effective as of January 2, 2025, and subject to change without notice. $100 minimum opening deposit. Fees may reduce earnings.

Get Started Today

What are you waiting for? Open your personal account and start saving.

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