2.02% APY offered in several saving account options with UniWyo Federal Credit Union
UniWyo FCU is pushing for several money in the bank opportunities that offer the best savings interest rates. These high yield savings accounts come in several IRA and Health Savings forms and have the following current interest rates:
2.02% APY Traditional IRA
2.02% APY Roth IRA
2.02% APY Coverdell IRA
2.02% APY SEP IRA
2.02% APY HSA – Single
2.02% APY HAS – Family
The interest rates of the best savings account opportunities are accurate as of December 7. Usually they are updated every Tuesday and may be changed without prior notice. Also remember that early withdrawals come with penalties.
Interested parties may use the available forms only to sign up for membership and open an account.
Membership to the UniWyo Federal Credit Union is open for the University of Wyoming students and employees of select employee groups. They have a very long list of selected organizations which may give you access to the credit union. You can see the details and specifics on the membership page. One organization that is easy to get into and is open to everyone is the ACC or American Consumer Council. You can check with the ACC and you might be qualified to join UniWyo FCU.
You can contact them by calling 1866-486-4996 or 1307-721-5600. The main branch is located in Laramie and they also have an office in the University of Wyoming. Those who are not in Laramie should not worry because the credit union is part of the CU Service Centers which is a network of shared branches giving members access through 4,000 branches across the US.
The ratings of this credit union are pretty stable with 3 stars from Bankrate.com and 5 stars from BauerFinancial.
UniWyo Federal Credit Union is listed with the NCUA.
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wyoming only per a call to the bank.
Comment by mike wood — December 23, 2010 @ 3:57 pm