Savings Accounts

Clearview Savings account*

The Clearview Savings account is the account you open to become a member of Clearview Federal Credit Union. This account will hold your $10.00 par value deposit. The par value is the actual price set for one share of ownership in a credit union, commonly referred to as a minimum balance requirement. Click here to view the current savings rates.

Features of Clearview Savings are:

• Up to six (6) electronic withdrawals per month may be made from your Clearview Savings. Withdrawals can be made in person or transferred to your Clearview Checking account, Money Market account or sent to you by check.
• You can use the ATM card to perform withdrawals, transfers and deposits (available within limited regional networks) on your account. The Clearview ATM Card is a member of the same regional ATM networks as our Debit Card, as well as the PLUS international ATM network.
• You receive eight (8) free transactions monthly and are charged $1 for each subsequent transaction over the eight. You can perform unlimited transactions at Clearview-owned ATMs. For information on ATMs that do not surcharge in Pennsylvania, click here. For a listing of other nationwide networks, click here.

Clearview Money Market account**

The Money Market is an excellent high-yield, yet liquid savings account. There is no minimum deposit required to open this account. Account features include:

• Dividends are based on your average daily account balance. Please see the rates page for the tier structure.
• Dividends are paid on the last day of every month.
• Deposits can be made through automatic payroll deduction and automatic transfer, after the Money Market has been established.
• Up to six (6) electronic withdrawals per month may be made from Money Market in any amount. Withdrawals can be made in person or transferred to your Clearview Checking account, Savings account or sent to you by check.
• You may also choose to use Money Market as a priority for Overdraft Protection. Then these funds can be automatically transferred to your Clearview Checking account (in amounts of $100 or more) when you need to make large purchases.
• Checks are available upon request.

Christmas Club account*

The Clearview Christmas Club account is an easy way to save year round to help pay for holiday gifts. Money can be deposited into your Christmas Club by payroll deduction, automatic transfer, or in person at any office. Funds are then transferred to your Clearview Checking account on October 1 of each year. If you don't have a Clearview Checking or Savings account, the funds will be transferred into your Savings account. After your Christmas Club is paid to you, the account automatically renews itself unless you have closed it. Dividends are paid quarterly on March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31.

Vacation Club account*

The Clearview Vacation Club Account is an easy way to save year round to help pay for a family vacation. Money can be deposited by payroll deduction, automatic transfer, or in person at any office. Funds are then transferred to your Clearview Checking or Savings account on April 1 of each year. If you don't have a Clearview Checking account, the funds will be transferred into your Savings account. After your Vacation Club is paid to you, the account automatically renews itself unless you have closed it. Dividends are paid quarterly on March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31.

Member's Choice account*

The Member's Choice account is a savings account that you can use for any purpose you deem necessary. This savings account gives you the opportunity to create a separate savings plan for your own personal financial goals. Deposit money into your Member's Choice account by payroll deduction, automatic transfer, ACH distribution, mail, or in person at any office. Dividends on the Member's Choice account will be paid on March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31.

* You must maintain a $100 minimum average daily balance to receive dividends.

** You must maintain a $1,000 minimum average daily balance to receive dividends.