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SHARE SAVINGS ACCOUNT
Minimum $25.00 share account balance must be maintained for membership.
Once your basic share account is established you may begin enjoying all the benefits of membership at Nebraska Energy Federal Credit Union. You can open a checking account, apply for a loan, or utilize any of the wide variety of services available to you as a member.
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
If you are checking with others.......you better check with us!!!
Nebraska Energy Federal Credit Union offers the following features with a share draft checking account:
- First 50 checks FREE
- Web PB Online Account Access
- FREE Bill Payer Service
- No "per check" charge
- Unlimited monthly check writing privileges
- No monthly service charge
- Interest earned on $300 average monthly balance
- Competitive pricing of popular check styles/Online Check Reorders
- Detailed account statement
- E-Statements
- Online check imaging
- Debit card/ATM access
- $500 - $5,000 overdraft protection available (exceptions apply)
HOLIDAY ACCOUNT
With a Holiday Account you can save money throughout the year for gifts and get-togethers that make the holiday season such a memorable time of year. We'll help you set up a plan to meet your goals, depending on how much you want to save. When the next holiday season rolls around, you'll have the extra money you wanted to make the holidays a joyous occasion for you and your family.
· Save for the holidays all through the year
· Minimum deposit of $25.00
· Deposits accepted via payroll deduction, check or cash
· Dividends paid the evening of October 31 and the balance is transferred directly into the regular share account on November 1
· Withdrawals are NOT permitted prior to 3rd quarter-end
(Members needing access to these funds will be assessed a $5.00 charge and required to withdrawal all funds available and close their holiday account for that calendar year).
INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT
Nebraska Energy Federal Credit Union offers Traditional IRA, Roth IRA, and CESA accounts to members looking for a great way to save for retirement.
* You can also take advantage of investing in a Education Saving Account
· Contributions may be tax deductible
· Withdrawals limited to IRS regulations
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