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Pair an interest bearing account with a Certificate of Deposit and watch your balance take off. By investing in your future, you invest in your community. It’s the mutual bank difference.

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Product Rates

Here’s some product rates

As of 11/14/2026

TypeInterest RateAPR
15 Year Fixed7.200%7.452%
20 Year Fixed7.375%7.579%
30 Year Fixed7.475%7.634%
5/6 ARM7.400% – 8.125%7.992%

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