Getting money into your account is quick—and once you do, you can start taking advantage of our award-winning rates right away. Easy Ways to Add Money to Your Account Getting money into your account is quick—and once you do, you can start taking advantage of our award-winning rates right away. Here are a few simple ways to get started: Transfer Money from Another Bank Already have funds elsewhere? You can move them over in just a few steps using online or mobile banking. Need help? Click here. Deposit a Check from Your Phone No need to stop by a branch—just snap a photo of your check and deposit it through our mobile app. Need help? Click here. Deposit Cash at a CO-OP ATM Near You Need to deposit cash? You can use thousands of CO-OP network ATMs nationwide. Here’s how to find one that accepts deposits: Start here . Click Find an ATM In the gray navigation bar, switch from Simple Search to Advanced Search On the right-hand filters, select Deposit-Taking ATMs Enter your location to find the nearest option Previous Item Next Item

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With the back-to-back-to-back failures of Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and Silvergate Bank, followed by widespread turmoil in the financial markets, it's only natural to wonder whether your own money is safe where it is. Understanding recent bank failures and what they mean for you With the back-to-back-to-back failures of Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and Silvergate Bank, followed by widespread turmoil in the financial markets, it's only natural to wonder whether your own money is safe where it is. With the back-to-back-to-back failures of Silicon Valley Bank , Signature Bank , and Silvergate Bank, followed by widespread turmoil in the financial markets, it's only natural to wonder whether your own money is safe where it is. The most important thing to know is that these recent bank failures were the fault of decisions made by those institutions specifically — and that they don’t necessarily reflect on the financial stability of other banks and credit unions. Nevertheless, their collapse is a timely reminder to learn more about the financial health of your own credit union or bank. Here are a few tips for evaluating how safe your money is. If you have less than $250,000 in deposits with a single NCUA- or FDIC-insured financial institution, you’re not at risk. If you have less than a total of $250,000 deposited among your accounts (including checking, savings, money market, CD, IRA, and Revocable Trust accounts), your funds are protected. If you share any of those accounts with another person, then both of you are individually insured up to $250,000 in deposits. That means that if you and your spouse share a checking account and a savings account, then you’re protected up to $500,000 of deposits. Three account owners? Then you’re protected up to $750,000. How do you find out if your financial institution is NCUA- or FDIC-insured? Deposit insurance for credit union members is provided by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). All federal credit unions and nearly all state-chartered credit unions (including Vibrant) are protected by NCUA deposit insurance. You can confirm your credit union’s NCUA status by searching the NCUA member database . You should also see notices about its NCUA insurance posted on its website and on its premises. Deposit insurance for U.S. banks is provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Nearly all U.S. banks are FDIC-insured. As with the NCUA, the FDIC also requires member institutions to post notices about its FDIC membership on its website and on its premises. You can also confirm a bank’s FDIC status through the FDIC website. If you DO have deposits in excess of FDIC or NCUA limits, take a closer look at your financial institution’s performance. There may be situations where you need to maintain a total balance above the deposit insurance limit of $250,000 — for instance, if you’re running a business with large cash requirements for payroll or inventory or if you're trying to maximize your interest earnings by consolidating your money in a single account with the best available rate. If that’s the case, here are some ways to assess your financial institution’s overall health. 1. Find out where your credit union or bank invests its deposits. Financial institutions generate revenue in two ways — either by lending money out and earning interest on those loans or by investing in other forms of equity — stocks, bonds, and other securities. You can look at Vibrant’s statement of financial condition to get a broad overview of where we invest deposits. In the case of Silicon Valley Bank, by comparison, more than 40 percent of its income came from investments — many in the form of long-term Treasury bonds, which have lost value as interest rates have risen in the last year. Meanwhile, Signature and Silvergate heavily invested in cryptocurrency, which has also lost significant value in the past year. 2. Look for steady deposit growth. When people and businesses continue to deposit their money with an institution, it’s a sign there’s strong confidence in how the institution manages its assets. In Vibrant’s case, total deposits have grown from about $407 million at the end of 2012 to about $774 million at the end of 2022 — a 47 percent increase in deposits over the last decade. (You can access past financial statements for Vibrant or any credit union via the NCUA website if you really want to get in the weeds.) 3. Look at the institution’s capitalization classification. Every NCUA- or FDIC-insured financial institution must meet certain capital requirements that ensure it has enough cash on hand to meet its depositors' needs. NCUA considers a credit union “well capitalized” if it has a net worth ratio above 7 and a capital ratio above 10. For reference, Vibrant’s current net worth ratio of 9.48 and capital ratio of 14.93 place it well within the "well capitalized" category. (Capitalization classifications are available for every credit union within the quarterly call reports posted on the NCUA website.) Why a credit union can be a less risky choice than a bank The bank run that led to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank resulted from widespread panic among depositors after its financial reporting showed the bank might not have funds available to meet all its financial obligations. Rather than risk losing any deposits in excess of FDIC insurance limits, many customers decided to withdraw their funds while they could and move them elsewhere — making Silicon Valley Bank’s existing issues even worse. In general, credit unions like Vibrant are far less likely to experience bank runs because the overwhelming majority of their deposits are federally guaranteed. More than 90 percent of credit union deposits fall within deposit insurance limits, while only about 50 percent of bank deposits do. Additionally, credit unions tend to prioritize safe, sound, and fiscally responsible investments over the pursuit of the ever-higher profits expected by bank shareholders. As member-owned nonprofits, credit unions don’t answer to Wall Street — only to their members. For Vibrant, that means lending money at affordable rates and providing a fair return for members who put their savings into money market accounts and certificates of deposit. 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Not all savings accounts are the same. Learn the difference between high-yield and traditional savings accounts and how to earn more on your money. High-Yield Savings vs Traditional Savings: What’s the Real Difference? Not all savings accounts are the same. Learn the difference between high-yield and traditional savings accounts and how to earn more on your money. High-Yield Savings vs Traditional Savings: What’s the Real Difference? At first glance, most savings accounts look the same. They hold your money. They’re safe. They earn interest. But once you look a little closer, the difference between a traditional savings account and a high-yield savings account can be significant—especially over time. What Is a Traditional Savings Account? Traditional savings accounts are what most people are familiar with. They’re typically offered by banks or credit unions and provide: A safe place to store money Easy access to funds A small amount of interest They’re simple and reliable—but often come with lower interest rates than newer alternatives. What Is a High-Yield Savings Account? A high-yield savings account is designed to do the same thing—but more efficiently. You still get: Security Accessibility Stability But you also get: a more competitive interest rate , which allows your money to grow faster over time The core difference isn’t how the account works—it’s how much your money earns while it sits there. Explore high-yield savings options: High-yield savings accounts Key Differences That Matter The differences between traditional and high-yield savings accounts come down to a few key areas: Interest Rate: Traditional savings accounts typically offer low interest rates, while high-yield savings accounts are designed to provide more competitive returns. Growth Potential: With lower rates, traditional savings accounts may see minimal growth over time. High-yield savings accounts allow your balance to grow more meaningfully, especially as it increases. Accessibility: Both types of accounts generally allow easy access to your money when you need it. Safety: Both traditional and high-yield savings accounts are designed to keep your money secure. Why Many People Are Switching More people are starting to question whether their savings account is doing enough. The shift toward high-yield savings is driven by a simple idea: If your money is going to sit in an account anyway, it should be earning as much as it reasonably can. There’s no added complexity. No added risk. Just a better return on the same type of account. Which One Is Right for You? If your priority is: Keeping your money safe Maintaining easy access Earning more on your balance A high-yield savings account is often the better choice. If you haven’t reviewed your savings account in a while, it may be worth taking a second look. The Bottom Line Not all savings accounts are created equal. The difference between a traditional account and a high-yield account may seem small at first—but over time, it can have a meaningful impact on how your money grows. See how much more your savings could be earning: High-yield savings account Previous Item Next Item

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To save money, you have to spend less than you earn. Simple enough, right? The truth is that it’s easier said than done. Saving money takes discipline, especially when you’re fresh out of college. No more classes and no more homework, but there are bills to pay and plenty of opportunities to spend your hard-earned money now that you’ve entered “the real world.” 5 money-saving tips for college graduates To save money, you have to spend less than you earn. Simple enough, right? The truth is that it’s easier said than done. Saving money takes discipline, especially when you’re fresh out of college. No more classes and no more homework, but there are bills to pay and plenty of opportunities to spend your hard-earned money now that you’ve entered “the real world.” To save money, you have to spend less than you earn. Simple enough, right? The truth is that it’s easier said than done. Saving money takes discipline, especially when you’re fresh out of college. No more classes and no more homework, but there are bills to pay and plenty of opportunities to spend your hard-earned money now that you’ve entered “the real world.” Here are five simple tips for how to stay on top of your savings after you graduate college. Start with a simple budget You can certainly keep a running list of expenses and then add it up at the end of the month to see if you spent less than you earned, but making a budget might be more helpful. Consider the 50/30/20 approach to budgeting. Set aside 50% of your budget for your “needs” like rent, utilities, and groceries, 30% for your “wants” like road trips, tickets to concerts, and pizza on Friday nights, and the last 20% for savings. The idea is to figure out how much you have to spend on what you need, so that you know how much you can afford to spend on what you want. Make your student loan payments According to the most recent statistics, about 45 million Americans have student loan debt. If you’re one of them, the sooner you start making payments, the better off you’ll be. Most student loans have a six-month grace period after graduation, but you’ll save on interest if you can start paying off that debt sooner. Most importantly, make sure you are making your payments on time. If you have federal student loans and are struggling to make payments, it might be worth considering applying for an income-driven repayment plan. Work on building your credit Need another reason to make your student loan payments? Well, aside from the fact that that debt isn’t going anywhere unless you start paying it off, making payments helps build your credit. It’s an opportunity to show lenders that you are a responsible borrower, improving your chances of being approved for a mortgage or a car loan. You should also explore other ways to build your credit, like applying for a credit card. Just remember to spend responsibly! Keep enough in your savings for emergencies Not all savings is for retirement. And considering you’re a recent college graduate, it’s safe to say retirement is probably not in your immediate future. Savings at your age is about creating breathing room, because a budget will only get you so far before an unexpected expense wrecks your budget. You can start by aiming to save at least 20% of your paycheck and setting it aside in a high-yield savings account. Consider that your emergency fund. If you can reach the point where you have at least $500 set aside for emergencies, you’ll have a great start. Understand the basics of investing The next best thing to saving your money is investing it. Now before you start dreaming about trading on Wall Street, there are simpler ways to invest than buying individual stocks. You can invest your income in a retirement account like a 401(k) or IRA, allowing your money to grow over time due to compound interest. Retirement may be in your distant future, but your future self will almost certainly be thankful you invested as early as you did. If you are interested in learning more about how you can start saving post-graduation, please get in touch with us . The learning never stops, even after college! Previous Item Next Item

Use your card before it arrives. New or replacement card? Skip the wait on the mail. Download the app Use your card sooner Your new card appears in the app shortly after it's ordered. Once it's ready the next day, you can start using it before the physical card arrives. Pay in stores and online Use your card online or add it to your mobile wallet. Built-in protections like Face ID, fingerprint, or passcode keep purchases secure. Get your physical card Your mailed card will come within 10–14 business days. Once it arrives, activate it and you're ready to go. Download the app now Savings Checking *APY = "Annual Percentage Yield." APYs accurate as of July 1, 2026. Rates subject to change without notice. $5 Membership Share account required. Federally insured by NCUA. The example provided is for illustrative purposes only. As of December 26, 2025, NCUA reports the national average rate for interest checking accounts offered by banks is 0.20% APY, based on a $2,500 balance, and the national average rate for interest checking accounts offered by credit unions is 0.15% APY, based on a $2,500 balance. Premier Checking is a tiered account. For this account the specified Dividend Rate for a tier will apply only to the portion of the account balance that is within that tier. Limit of one Premier Checking account per member. *APY = "Annual Percentage Yield." APYs accurate as of July 1, 2026. Rates subject to change without notice. $5 Membership Share account required. Federally insured by NCUA. The example provided is for illustrative purposes only. As of December 26, 2025, NCUA reports the national average interest rate for savings accounts offered by banks is 0.32% APY, based on a $2,500 balance, and the national average interest rate for savings accounts offered by credit unions is 0.19% APY, based on a $2,500 balance. Preferred Savings is a tiered account; for this account, the specified Dividend Rate for a tier will apply only to the portion of the account balance that is within that tier. Limit of one Preferred Savings account per member. Open an account in minutes See it in action! Tap-to-pay uses your phone’s built-in security—like Face ID or fingerprint—and never shares your actual card number. Checking account rates Account Average Daily Balance APY* Premier Checking $0 - $24,999 3.75% Premier Checking $25,000+ 1.25% – 3.75% Everyday Checking Any 0.00% *APY = "Annual Percentage Yield." APYs accurate as of July 1, 2026. Rates subject to change without notice. $5 Membership Share account required. Federally insured by NCUA. Premier Checking is a tiered account. For this account the specified Dividend Rate for a tier will apply only to the portion of the account balance that is within that tier. Limit of one Premier Checking account per member. Ready to make your money work harder? Open a checking account. Savings account rates Average Daily Balance Membership Savings Everyday Savings Preferred Savings Premier Savings Elite Savings APY* APY* APY* APY* APY* $1,000,000+ 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 3.00% 4.25% $250,000 - $999,999 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 3.00% 3.75% $100,000 - $249,999 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 3.00% 3.50% $25,000 - $99,999 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 3.00% 0.50% $15,000 - $24,999 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 0.10% 0.50% $10,000 - $14,999 0.05% 1.00% 4.00% 0.10% 0.50% $100 - $9,999 0.05% 0.10% 4.00% 0.10% 0.50% $0 - $99 0.00% 0.10% 4.00% 0.10% 0.50% *APY = "Annual Percentage Yield." APYs accurate as of July 1, 2026. Rates subject to change without notice. $5 Membership Share account required. Federally insured by NCUA. Everyday Savings , Premier Savings , and Elite Savings accounts are tiered accounts; if the account balance falls within the range for a particular tier, the dividend rate and APY for that tier will apply to the entire balance in the account. Preferred Savings is a tiered account; for this account, the specified Dividend Rate for a tier will apply only to the portion of the account balance that is within that tier. Limit of one Preferred Savings account per member. Ready to earn more on your money? Open a savings account. Frequently asked questions When will my card be available digitally? Your card will appear in the app shortly after it's ordered. Once it's ready the next day, you'll be able to view your card details, use it for online purchases, and add it to your mobile wallet. Do I still get a physical card? Yep. This just lets you start using your card sooner while the physical one makes its way to your mailbox. Physical cards typically arrive in 10–14 business days. Do I need to activate my card? When your card is ready in the app, select “Finish Setup” , then choose "I don't have my physical card" to finish setting up your digital card. Only choose "Activate card" after your physical card arrives in the mail. When does this apply? Whenever you’re issued a new or replacement debit card. Why should I add my card to my mobile wallet? Adding your card to mobile wallets like Apple Pay® or Google Wallet™ lets you pay with your phone anywhere contactless payments are accepted. Mobile wallets are also protected by built-in security features like Face ID, fingerprint authentication, or a passcode. What if I don’t use a mobile wallet? No problem. Once your card is ready, you can view your card details in the app and use your card number, security code, and expiration date to make online purchases. Is this secure? Yes. Mobile wallet payments use a secure digital card number instead of sharing your actual card details. They also require your device's security—like Face ID, fingerprint authentication, or a passcode—to complete a purchase. Where do I find this? Log in to the app and head to the Cards tab. ¹ Early access to direct deposit funds depends on the timing of the submission of the payment file from your employer or payer. Funds may be made available up to two days before the scheduled payment date but are not guaranteed. Not all direct deposits qualify.

If you financed a vehicle or equipment through a dealer, your loan may be financed by Vibrant Credit Union — even if you never spoke with us directly. Got a loan financed by Vibrant Credit Union? You’re in the right place! Open an account now If you financed a vehicle or equipment through a dealer, your loan may be financed by Vibrant Credit Union — even if you never spoke with us directly. This page explains why you’re a member, how your account is set up, and the easiest ways to pay your loan. Yes, you’re a Vibrant member As part of your loan, a Membership Share Account was opened in your name. This account establishes your Vibrant membership and gives you access to Online Banking. What to know: Your account is active—once you set up your online banking login, you’re ready to go! From there, you can manage your loan, open accounts, and take advantage of our high‑yield products How (or if) you use the account is completely up to you How to pay your loan You have three ways to make payments . The right one depends on how you want to manage your money. Option 1: Best if you’re using a debit card or another financial institution. Use the Loan Payment Portal to: Pay with a debit card Set up ACH payments from another bank View payment history and statements This option is used when you don’t have an active Vibrant account set up for payments. Note: The Loan Payment Portal has its own login—it’s separate from Vibrant Online Banking. Go to Loan Payment Portal Pay through the Loan Payment Portal Option 2: The simplest option—everything in one place. Because you’re already a Vibrant member, you can pay your loan directly from Vibrant Online Banking once you have a funded Vibrant account. Here’s how it works: Log into online banking using your membership share account number, Social Security number, and the email address from your loan paperwork Move funds into your account or open a high-yield checking or savings account Transfer funds directly to your loan using an internal transfer Already using another bank? You can also link an external account to Online Banking and transfer funds from there. Note: Vibrant Online Banking uses a different login than the Loan Payment Portal. Go to Online Banking Pay Directly in Vibrant Online Banking Option 3: Prefer to keep it old‑school? That works too. Mail your check to: Vibrant Credit Union ATTN: Payments PO Box 1550 Moline, IL 61266 Remember to include your account number on the memo line for faster processing. Pay by mail with a check Online Banking = Your Control Center Vibrant Online Banking lets you: View your Membership Share Account Pay your loan directly with internal transfers Link external accounts Open new accounts online Manage everything in one place Set up online banking Get more from your membership Our high‑yield checking and savings accounts let you: Earn up to 20x more than the average credit union Pay your loan with simple internal transfers Manage everything from one dashboard You can open and fund an account right in Vibrant Online Banking — it takes about 5 minutes . Explore high-yield checking & savings Need a walkthrough? Sometimes seeing it is easier than reading about it. Watch some of our short videos below. If you’d rather talk to a real person, call 800‑323‑5109 or contact support . How to set up your online payment portal login: How to make a your loan payment online: How to update the password to your account: How to set up automatic payments: Mobile Experience walk-through:

If your personal or financial information has not yet been compromised by a data breach, count yourself lucky. In 2022, Statista reports there were 1,800 data breaches reported in the United States, everywhere from Twitter to Uber to the credit reporting agency Experian. What to do if your personal data is compromised If your personal or financial information has not yet been compromised by a data breach, count yourself lucky. In 2022, Statista reports there were 1,800 data breaches reported in the United States, everywhere from Twitter to Uber to the credit reporting agency Experian. If your personal or financial information has not yet been compromised by a data breach, count yourself lucky. In 2022, Statista reports there were 1,800 data breaches reported in the United States , everywhere from Twitter to Uber to the credit reporting agency Experian. If you receive a notification that your personal and/or financial information has been compromised, here are some steps you can take to protect yourself. Change your passwords. And while you’re at it, make sure you’re not using the same passwords for more than one login. That’s easier said than done when the average person has dozens of logins to manage, so consider using a password manager like 1Password or Dashlane . These applications will not only remember your login information at every site, they’ll make it easy to choose a unique, hard-to-crack password any time you create an account. But don’t get overconfident—even the password manager LastPass experienced a data breach in 2022 —that’s how common data breaches are.) Set up multi-factor authentication—especially for that password manager you probably just started using. Multi-factor authentication enables you to add an extra layer of protection between your password and your data. After your login information has been correctly entered, with MFA, you’ll automatically receive a phone call or a text message asking you to confirm that you’re the person attempting to access your account, along with a one-time code you can use to prove you’re really you. Take advantage of any free credit monitoring or identity theft protection services you are offered by the organization that was breached. Most companies will offer these services as compensation for the inconvenience they have caused you. Consider adding a verbal PIN or passphrase to your financial accounts. If identity thieves acquire enough of your personal information, it’s possible that they can assume control of your checking and savings accounts by contacting your financial institution and pretending to be you. One way to protect yourself at Vibrant—call us and set up a verbal PIN or passphrase we’ll ask you to provide every time you call. Scammers won’t know you have one unless they call – and it’s much more difficult to crack a password on the phone. Consider setting up a credit freeze. You can place a credit freeze on your credit report, preventing any lender or retailer from pulling your credit as part of a credit application. If you’re not actively in the market for a loan or credit card, then setting up a security freeze on your credit report is an effective way to keep identity thieves from signing up for credit cards of their own. If you later need to apply for credit, you can remove the security freeze either temporarily or permanently. The process is simple, free and can be completed online, via phone, or through the mail. Make sure to contact all three main credit reporting agencies (Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion) to ensure you’re completely protected. Get complete instructions on setting up a credit freeze from USA.gov. Watch your bank and credit card accounts for suspicious transactions. If you see a transaction that doesn’t look familiar, contact your financial institution immediately to file a dispute. If your card has been compromised, your financial institution can issue you a new number and close the old account. Check your credit report regularly to make sure no one is taking out credit in your name. If you’ve signed up for online banking with Vibrant, it’s easy to keep an eye on your credit report. Log in , go to the TOOLS menu, and choose CREDIT TRACKER. You’ll receive an alert any time your credit report updates—from decreases in your available credit to new accounts added. Consider investing in identity theft insurance. Many homeowners and renters policies include optional identity theft protection that can cost as little as $15 a year. This coverage can provide compensation for attorneys’ fees, lost wages if you need to take time away from work to rectify the damage, and for administrative costs including certified mail, long-distance calls, or notary fees. Talk to our partners at Vibrant Insurance Group to find identity theft coverage that fits your needs. Feeling overwhelmed? Get expert advice from IdentityTheft.gov . This free program from the Federal Trade Commission will walk you through everything you need to do in the event of a data breach or documented case of identity theft (e.g., you have found a fraudulent charge on your credit card). Previous Item Next Item

Bigger balance. Better rate. Still no hoops. Earn up to 4.25% APY* with Vibrant Elite Savings. Open an account Award-winning rates Two-time WSJ Buy Side award winner. The trophy's great. The rates are better. Your bank, in your pocket Deposit checks, move money, and review your balances anytime — all from your own device. Full banking access, zero branch required. High yields. No strings. Earn interest comparable to a high-yield CD — without locking your money up. Withdraw anytime, no penalties, no monthly fees. Open an account in minutes Savings Checking *APY = "Annual Percentage Yield." APYs accurate as of July 1, 2026. Rates subject to change without notice. $5 Membership Share account required. Federally insured by NCUA. The example provided is for illustrative purposes only. As of December 26, 2025, NCUA reports the national average rate for interest checking accounts offered by banks is 0.20% APY, based on a $2,500 balance, and the national average rate for interest checking accounts offered by credit unions is 0.15% APY, based on a $2,500 balance. Premier Checking is a tiered account. For this account the specified Dividend Rate for a tier will apply only to the portion of the account balance that is within that tier. Limit of one Premier Checking account per member. *APY = "Annual Percentage Yield." APYs accurate as of July 1, 2026. Rates subject to change without notice. $5 Membership Share account required. Federally insured by NCUA. The example provided is for illustrative purposes only. As of December 26, 2025, NCUA reports the national average interest rate for savings accounts offered by banks is 0.32% APY, based on a $2,500 balance, and the national average interest rate for savings accounts offered by credit unions is 0.19% APY, based on a $2,500 balance. Preferred Savings is a tiered account; for this account, the specified Dividend Rate for a tier will apply only to the portion of the account balance that is within that tier. Limit of one Preferred Savings account per member. See which rate your balance will get you Elite Savings Tier 1 Your first big balance deserves a rate that treats it that way. No requirements, no fine print — just a real return from day one. 3.50% APY* on balances $100,000 - $249,999 Rate increases automatically when you reach Elite Savings Tier 2. See more savings account rates > Elite Savings Tier 2 The reward for doing it right, for a long time. Your rate moves up automatically when you cross $250K — no application, no phone call. 3.75% APY* on balances $250,000 - $999,999 Rate increases automatically when you reach Elite Savings Tier 3. See more savings account rates > Elite Savings Tier 3 At $1M+, you have options. Here's what people with options keep coming back to: a rate worth moving for, and an account that stays out of your way. 4.25% APY* On balances over $1,000,000 Federally insured by NCUA up to $250,000 per account holder—talk to us about strategies to maximize your deposit insurance . See more savings account rates > Open an account in minutes Better banking. No strings. Banking should be simple—and actually work in your favor. That’s why this account skips the typical limitations: No monthly service fees No minimum balance requirements No transfer or withdrawal limits It’s also why Vibrant earned recognition from The Wall Street Journal’s Buy Side —named “Best for Deposit Rates” in 2025 and “Best Credit Union” in 2026. When you do the basics better, people notice. Checking account rates Account Average Daily Balance APY* Premier Checking $0 - $24,999 3.75% Premier Checking $25,000+ 1.25% – 3.75% Everyday Checking Any 0.00% *APY = "Annual Percentage Yield." APYs accurate as of July 1, 2026. Rates subject to change without notice. $5 Membership Share account required. Federally insured by NCUA. Premier Checking is a tiered account. For this account the specified Dividend Rate for a tier will apply only to the portion of the account balance that is within that tier. Limit of one Premier Checking account per member. Ready to make your money work harder? Open a checking account. Savings account rates Average Daily Balance Membership Savings Everyday Savings Preferred Savings Premier Savings Elite Savings APY* APY* APY* APY* APY* $1,000,000+ 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 3.00% 4.25% $250,000 - $999,999 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 3.00% 3.75% $100,000 - $249,999 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 3.00% 3.50% $25,000 - $99,999 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 3.00% 0.50% $15,000 - $24,999 0.05% 1.00% 0.75% – 4.00% 0.10% 0.50% $10,000 - $14,999 0.05% 1.00% 4.00% 0.10% 0.50% $100 - $9,999 0.05% 0.10% 4.00% 0.10% 0.50% $0 - $99 0.00% 0.10% 4.00% 0.10% 0.50% *APY = "Annual Percentage Yield." APYs accurate as of July 1, 2026. Rates subject to change without notice. $5 Membership Share account required. Federally insured by NCUA. Everyday Savings , Premier Savings , and Elite Savings accounts are tiered accounts; if the account balance falls within the range for a particular tier, the dividend rate and APY for that tier will apply to the entire balance in the account. Preferred Savings is a tiered account; for this account, the specified Dividend Rate for a tier will apply only to the portion of the account balance that is within that tier. Limit of one Preferred Savings account per member. Ready to earn more on your money? Open a savings account. Frequently asked questions How old do I have to be to open an account? You'll need to be at least 18 years old to open an account online. If you're younger than 18, you can open an account as long as at least one of your parents or legal guardians opens the account with you. Schedule an appointment to talk with a banker or call 1-800-323-5109 for more information. Do you offer overdraft protection? All Vibrant checking accounts include Overdraft Privilege. Vibrant will automatically pay overdrafts for checks and automatic bill payments at our discretion. You can also choose Overdraft Protection and authorize Vibrant to pay overdrafts for debit card and ATM transactions when you open your account. If you'd like to add Overdraft Protection, contact us during regular business hours or send us a secure message through your online banking account. How long does it take for a mobile deposit to appear in my account? You’ll receive an email confirmation immediately after your deposit is accepted, but your funds will not appear until they’ve been processed. On business days, we post deposits at noon, 2 p.m., and 6 p.m. CT. If you make a deposit after 4 p.m. or on a holiday or weekend, your deposit will appear at noon on the next business day. How is interest calculated and how often is it paid? Interest dividends are paid monthly on your average daily balance for the month. So if you have an average daily balance of $100, you'll earn the interest listed for that product tier on that amount at the end of the month. ¹ Early access to direct deposit funds depends on the timing of the submission of the payment file from your employer or payer. Funds may be made available up to two days before the scheduled payment date but are not guaranteed. Not all direct deposits qualify.