Business Savings Accounts

Just like a personal savings account does, a business savings account lets you set money aside for future needs and growth. 

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Business Savings

This business savings account is ideal for small-saving businesses. 

  • Minimum to open: $50
  • When your average daily balance is under $500, there’s a $10 monthly fee
  • Earns interest
  • Includes 5 free transfers; $3 for each additional transfer
  • Access it through Online Banking and your Mobile Banking app
  • Free monthly eStatements

A business savings account lets you earn interest on money deposited into the account. Maximizing your cash flow, saving for taxes and funding growth needs are easier when you have money that’s not only set aside but also growing on its own.

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