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Regular Share Savings Account
For a specific purpose or a rainy day. Only $50 is required
to open your Share Savings Account and earn a quarterly dividend.
Super Share
Account
As your savings grow and you're looking for a dividend
advantage, a SUPER
Share Account
is your answer. Dividends to the SUPER
Share Account
are calculated by the daily balance method which applies a
daily periodic rate to the balance in the account each day.
Your SUPER Share dividend
will accrue and be credited monthly on shares of $25,000 and
greater.
Fixed Term Share Certificates
First Service offers a variety of Share Certificate options
that allow members to invest funds over an extended, fixed
period of time. You may choose from three months to five years
while earning the highest possible dividend rates. Variable
rate Share Certificates are also available with 24 and 36
month terms.
Money Market Account
This account allows members to earn market rates on their
investments with no dividend penalties for early withdrawal.
A minimum of $2,500 is required to open that account and there
is no fixed investment period. There is no monthly service
fee for receiving limited check-writing privileges.
Individual Retirement Account (IRA)
First Service offers a variety of IRAs with no administrative
fees to prepare for your financial journey to retirement.
Share Savings IRAs Open
with a minimum of just $50 then make regular deposits while
your money grows tax deferred.
IRA Certificates Requires
a minimum initial deposit of only $500 to $1,000 depending
on the certificate term you choose.
Holiday Club Account
Start saving now for holiday expenses with regular deposits.
Your Holiday Club Account balance is automatically transferred
to your savings account in October.
Youth Savings Account
A special account designed for young savers from birth to
age 16 that pays dividends on balances greater than $10. Youth
accounts may be opened with $5 and maintain a $10 balance.
For specific terms and rates, please contact 614/836-0100
for a Truth In Savings Disclosure and fee schedule.
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