SURCHARGE-FREE ATMs!
 
Gold Money Market Checking

Access to your funds is as easy as writing a check
(and your first order of checks is FREE) or using your
Debit MasterMoney™ Card (upon approval).
Statements are mailed to you monthly.
Tiered rates mean your money grows faster the more
you deposit.
No monthly service charge if you maintain a $1,000 minimum daily balance.
Interest is compounded daily and credited monthly.
Access to your funds is as easy as writing a check or using your Debit MasterMoney™ Card (upon approval).
Five FREE cashier’s checks per month.
Unlimited FREE traveler’s checks.
First order of checks FREE.

Deposit Tier Levels
APY*
  $1,000
.40%
$10,000
1.75%
$25,000
2.00%
$50,000
2.25%

Not sure which account is best for you? See our Checking & Money Market Account Comparison.

Affinity Bank makes managing your money easy – from virtually anywhere – when it’s convenient for you, not the bank!

You can bank by mail – we even provide the postage-paid envelopes.

Open An Account With Affinity Bankline — 800-489-1690 – you can quickly verify your balance, transfer funds, confirm deposits/ withdrawals, make stop payments and more!

Use Affinity Online, our online banking system, to monitor your account activity and transfer funds at the click of a mouse.


Other fees and charges may apply. Minimum balances must be maintained to obtain the APY.

Federal regulations allow only six transfers per statement cycle, three of which may be third party checks or debits. Excessive activity will require your account to be closed or transferred to another type account.

Minimum balance to open the Gold Money Market Checking Account and obtain the Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is $1,000. Monthly service charge waived if minimum daily balance is maintained, otherwise monthly service charge is $10.00.

* APY (Annual Percentage Yield) information is accurate as of August 18, 2008 and is subject to change. These rates may not be available at all locations. See additional terms and conditions governing deposit accounts in the Deposit Account Agreement and Schedule of Fees and Charges sent with your new account materials. Fees may reduce earnings.