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Savings Accounts

Make your money work for you with a variety of savings options to help you reach your goals. In addition, your initial $5 savings account represents your ownership share of MidWest Financial. Or, perhaps you’re looking for an account for your Business?

All MidWest Financial savings accounts are:

  • Insured by the NCUA up to at least $250,000
  • Accessible via Internet Banking, including free e-Alerts
  • Available with free, environmentally-friendly e-Statements and e-Notices

Regular Savings

Also known as a Share account, it is an interest-bearing savings account and your initial $5 deposit represents your ownership share of MidWest Financial.

  • Earn interest with a low minimum balance of $500
  • No monthly maintenance fees with e-Statements
  • $5 minimum to open
  • Subshare Accounts available
    • Save for car insurance, a vacation, etc., in a separate account without a 2nd account number
    • Name your account whatever you choose for easy tracking
  • Compare with other savings options

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Drive Up Savings

Add it to your new MidWest Financial auto loan and watch your savings grow!

How It Works*

Auto Loan:$20,000 for 60 months at 4.00% APR
Monthly Payment:$396.00
Drive Up Savings:You deposit additional funds, up to 20% of your monthly payment
Monthly Deposit:$73.80
Savings Rate:4.00% (same rate as your auto loan;
that’s 4.07% APY*)

Over the life of your loan you will have saved:
12 months – $903.06
24 months – $1,841.87
36 months – $2,818.93
48 months – $3,835.79
60 months – $4,894.09

*APY= Annual Percentage Yield. All rates and figures for example only. Savings rate effective while loan is in repayment and good standing only. Subject to credit approval. To qualify for Drive Up Savings, borrower must use electronic payment for the loan payment and savings deposit. The payment quoted doesn't include payment protection. Withdrawal restrictions and early closure penalties may apply. Membership eligibility required. Please see a Representative for details.

Youth Savings Account

It’s never too early to begin learning good financial habits. Accounts are available by age level:


Holiday Savings Account

Conveniently save a little each pay period for your holiday spending needs.

  • Get started with a $5 minimum deposit
  • Earn interest on your savings
  • Add to your balance through Direct Deposit or regular automatic transfers
  • Funds are disbursed to Checking or Savings each year in time for the holiday shopping season
  • Compare with other savings options

Checking account approvals are subject to credit qualifications. Rates and fees are subject to change at any time without notice.

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Business Savings

Also known as a Share account, it is an interest-bearing savings account and your initial $5 deposit represents your Business’ ownership share of MidWest Financial.

  • Earn interest with a low minimum balance of $500
  • No monthly maintenance fees with e-Statements
  • $5 minimum to open

Need a Business Checking account or a Business Loan?

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Money Market Accounts


Money Market Account

Higher rates of return without a long-term commitment.
  • Start with an affordable minimum balance of $2,500
  • Earn more as you save more with a balance-tiered interest rate structure
  • Access funds in person, online or over the phone; some withdrawal limitations may apply
  • Deposits are insured up to at least $250,000 by the NCUA
  • Compare with other savings options
Interest is calculated by the average daily balance method and paid monthly on $1 increments. Interest is paid the first day of the month for the previous month.



Money Market Plus Account

For the serious saver or as a safe place to park significant funds without a long-term commitment.
  • Satisfy a larger-than usual minimum opening balance of $100,000 and earn among the highest interest rates available
  • Access funds in person, online or over the phone; some withdrawal limitations may apply
  • Deposits are insured up to at least $250,000 by the NCUA
Interest is calculated by the average daily balance method and paid monthly on $1 increments.
Interest is paid the first day of the month for the previous month.



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Certificate Accounts

Also known as Certificates of Deposit or CDs. Guarantee your rate of return and build wealth with this safe, smart, and easy solution. All Certificate products feature flexible terms, allowing you to control the length of your commitment.

Youth Certificates
Get the children in your life investing sooner with a lower minimum opening deposit of just $500.

Early withdrawal penalties may apply.

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Individual Retirement Accounts

Traditional and Roth IRAs let you determine the right course for where you want and need to be tomorrow.

  • Offered in the form of Certificates of Deposit, so your retirement savings are insured by the NCUA up to at least $250,000
  • Earn more as you save more with tiered interest rates
  • Compare with other savings options

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)

Participating in a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP)? An HSA may be just what the doctor ordered.

  • Conveniently access your HSA funds when and where you need them with a Debit card
  • Use your HSA funds without worrying about maintenance fees
  • Earns interest.
  • Earn a competitive interest rate [link to rates]; earnings are tax-free when used for qualified medical expenses*
  • Continue growing your funds until retirement; roll unused funds over from year to year
  • Compare with other savings options

*Consult your tax advisor. For compete tax and contribution information regarding HSAs, please check IRS Publication 969.

HSA FAQs:

What is an HSA?
Similar to an IRA, a Health Savings Account is a tax-sheltered savings account earmarked for medical expenses. Deposits are generally 100% tax deductible; however, HSAs must be paired with a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP).

How does it work?
Withdrawals from an HSA are tax-free when paying for qualified medical expenses. For your convenience, those expenses can be paid with an HSA Debit card. Funds not used in any given year are rolled over to the next year and grow tax free with interest earned.

Am I eligible for an HSA?
You must have a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP); not be covered by any other health plans; not be enrolled in Medicare; and not be claimed as a dependant on another person’s tax return to be eligible for an HSA.

Are there contribution limits?
Yes. Please see IRS Publication 969 for contribution limits and other information.