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United Local Credit Union. Built By Hard-Working People

Savings

At United Local, We Offer 4 Types of Savings Accounts:

  • Youth Savings - New for 2026!!
  • Personal Savings
  • Christmas Club Accounts
  • Education Savings Account

Youth Savings - AVAILABLE NOW

A new kind of Savings Account to bridge the gap between teens and adults! Available to youth ages 13 to 17. Features financial education, including checking and savings accounts, lending, and investing. 
  • $100.00 opening deposit MADE BY ULCU
  • Special Dividend rate of 1.50%
  • No fees to open or maintain
  • VISA Debit Card in youth's name
  • Online/Mobile Access including E-Statements
  • Special VISA credit card and educational loan offers once youth turn 18. 
 
Interest paid on youth savings is dependent upon your average monthly balance and is paid quarterly
*Parent or Guardian required. See Credit Union for conditions and restrictions. 

Regular Savings

To become a member of United Local, you are required to open and maintain a regular savings account with a minimum deposit of $5.00. This makes you eligible for the many other benefits and services provided by United Local Credit Union.

Interest paid on regular savings is dependent upon your average monthly balance and is paid quarterly.
 

Christmas Club Savings

Want to plan ahead for the holidays? You can open up a Christmas Club account with just $1.00 and deposit to it weekly or monthly, and it will be there for you just in time for holiday shopping. Dividends are paid annually through October 31st, and the funds are automatically deposited into your Personal Savings Account the first week in November.
 

Education Savings Account (ESA)

ESA is an investment vehicle designed to help parents fund their child's education. The ESA has replaced the Education IRA. Contributions to the account are taxed, but earnings used to pay education expenses are not. The maximum annual deposit is $2,000, and the entire account has to be disbursed before the beneficiary's 30th birthday; any withdrawals after this date or for expenses that do not qualify under the act will be subject to income taxes and a penalty.