Money Market Accounts
Money market accounts offer a great way to earn higher interest on your savings while keeping easy access to your funds. With unlimited deposits and withdrawals, they combine the earning power of a high-yield savings account with everyday flexibility. Honor Credit Union offers three free money market account options, so you can choose the one that fits your lifestyle and open your account online anytime, 24/7.
Money Market Accounts
Amplify Money Market
- Earn up to 3.57% APY* on ALL balances after meeting a few easy requirements!**
- Amplify Money Market accounts that are opened with an initial deposit of at least $0.01 will receive the base rate of 0.50%
- Meet a few simple requirements to receive an additional bonus 3.07% APY**
- No minimum balance fees
Surge Money Market
- As your balance increases to a new tier so does your interest rate
- A good option for members with a little extra money to deposit
- No minimum balance fee
- Ideal for long term savers who are considering a CD, but might need access to those funds before the CD matures
Momentum Money Market
- As your balance increases to a new tier so does your interest rate
- A good option for members with a little extra money to deposit
- No minimum balance fee
- Ideal for long term savers who are considering a CD, but might need access to those funds before the CD matures
Compare Money Market Accounts
Amplify Money Market
Surge Money Market
Momentum Money Market
Earns Highest Interest Rate1
Ideal For Members Who Use Honor Cards
Starts Earning Interest With a $0.01 Balance
Ideal For Establishing a Saving Habit
Free Account With No Monthly Fees
Unlimited Deposits & Withdrawals
**Amplify Bonus Requirements
To earn the extra interest simply meet the easy requirement below.
Open an Account*
Open an Amplify Money Market account with at least $0.01.
Use Your Honor Cards
Use your Honor debit card AND credit card once per month. (Pin transactions not eligible)
Earn 3.57% APY*
It's that easy. Just open an account and use your Honor cards!
Money Market FAQs
A money market account is an interest-bearing savings account that offers a predictable yield in a federally insured account.
Rates are subject to change at any time. Please refer to the rates tables on this page for the most up to date interest rates.
The Surge account is considered a reverse money market. The interest rate is higher on lower balances and decreases as your balance increases. It’s ideal for people who don’t have a large sum of money to establish savings habits.
There are no minimum balance fees on the Surge account.
An Amplify Money Market is a relationship-based, high-interest money market savings account. You earn a base rate and then earn a bonus rate simply by using your Honor credit and debit cards once per month.
There are no monthly or minimum balance fees on the Amplify account. All you need is $1 to open an Amplify account and start earning interest.
- A Surge Money Market account is considered a reverse money market account. When your balance exceeds $2,500 the interest rate you earn begins to lower.
- With an Amplify account, you earn the same 0.50% APY* base interest rate, and additional 1.50% relationship bonus rate by swiping your Honor debit and credit cards no matter your balance. There is no cap on interest earned.
More Ways to Grow Your Savings
Certificate of Deposit (CD)
A certificate of deposit (CD) is an easy way to earn a return on your deposited funds with a wide range of terms to choose from.
Benefits Checking
With a free Benefits Checking account, you earn a high interest rate on your average daily balance.
Honor Investment Services
Reach your retirement, college, and future goals with help from Honor Investment Services.
Tips To Save Money
We know it’s not always easy to build up your savings account, so we have included some helpful tips and tricks from our blog to help you reach your savings goals.
1 APY = Annual Percentage Yield. Your interest rate and APY will be based on the balance in your account. Rate is variable and may change after account is opened. Fees can reduce earnings. Insured By NCUA.