Up to 4.20% APYQuorum Federal Credit Union Term Savings
Lock in predictable, guaranteed returns with zero market guesswork.
Open a Quorum Term Savings Account- Earn up to a 4.20% APY with fixed-dividend rates that shield your money from market swings
- Choose flexible options including a 7-Month Term (4.20% APY) or an 11-Month Term (4.15% APY)
- Requires a low minimum balance of just $100 to open and maintain the account
- Absolutely $0 monthly fees to maximize your savings growth
- Fully managed digital banking via an easy online application and a highly rated mobile app
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Quorum Federal Credit Union Term Savings Disclosures
Annual percentage yield (APY) in effect as of 6/8/26. Term savings accounts are fixed-dividend accounts. Dividends are compounded monthly and paid monthly. The minimum deposit and balance required to earn APY is $100. A penalty will be imposed if funds are withdrawn prior to maturity date. Fees could reduce earnings. The 7- and 11-Month Term Accounts will automatically roll over into the 12-Month Term Account at the current rate at maturity. Quorum Federal Credit Union accounts are relevant to residents in the United States who qualify to join Quorum Federal Credit Union through a Select Employers Group (SEG) or the American Consumer Council (ACC). Deposits are federally insured by the NCUA up to $250,000.
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