Competitive dividends for business
Both our Business Savings Account and Business Money Market Account offer competitive rates and our Share Draft Checking Account offers the convenience of writing checks. Earn a higher rate when you set aside money for short-term savings goals with our Business Share Certificates.
Business Share Savings
With just a $5 minimum balance, you'll earn dividends on your money and be eligible to open additional TCT accounts for other short-term and long-term goals.
- No minimum balance
- No excessive withdrawal fees
- No transaction fee
- No monthly service fee
Business Share Draft Checking
From small nonprofits to sole proprietorships, we support our community with low fees and high customer service.
- No monthly fees
- No per check charges
- No minimum balance requirement
- Overdraft protection from Share Savings available
Business Money Market
If you have at least $500 saved up, you can earn higher dividends on your average daily balance. And you can make up to six withdrawals per month without a fee.
Business Share Certificates
Business Share Certificates let you secure a fixed dividend rate over a set period of time. Time periods range from 6 months to 3 years. When your certificate matures, you can choose to renew it or redeem it.
Beneficial Ownership Information Reference Guide
Guidance for Businesses
Beginning January 1, 2024, many businesses will be required to report their beneficial owner information (BOI) electronically to FinCEN through its website: www.fincen.gov/boi.
To help businesses better understand their obligations under the BOI Reporting Rule, FinCEN has provided the following guidance:
- Beneficial Ownership Reporting – Key Questions
- Beneficial Ownership Information Report Filing Dates
- Small Entity Compliance Guide/ Beneficia Ownership Information Reporting Requirements
- An Introduction to Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Brochure
- BOI Reporting FAQs
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