America First Credit Union savings accounts are dividend-bearing share accounts designed to grow money safely. The lineup spans Regular Savings (the entry-level share that establishes membership), Money Market (tiered higher yield for larger balances), Youth Savings (joint accounts for members under 18), Holiday Club (seasonal goal-savings), and IRA savings (tax-advantaged retirement deposits). Every account is NCUA insured up to $250,000 per depositor per ownership category and is fully accessible through online and mobile banking with routing number 324377516.
Regular Savings — the share that establishes membership
Regular Savings is the foundational AFCU share account. It opens with a small minimum (commonly $5) that simultaneously funds the share of credit union ownership that makes the depositor a member. The account pays a base dividend rate, has no monthly maintenance fee, and supports unlimited deposits with industry-standard transfer limits on certain electronic withdrawal types per cycle.
Most members use Regular Savings as the parking spot for short-term reserves, the destination for automated payroll splits, and the linked account for overdraft protection on checking. The dividend rate adjusts with the credit union's broader pricing schedule; check the published rate sheet for current figures before placing a large deposit.
Money Market — tiered yield for larger reserves
The AFCU Money Market account is positioned as the higher-yield home for emergency funds and pre-allocation cash. The dividend rate is tiered by balance — the higher the average daily balance, the higher the APY paid that cycle. Members can write a limited number of check-style withdrawals against the account each cycle and may use online transfers freely with the same regulatory limits that apply to all savings.
Money Market is a strong fit for balances that need to stay liquid but earn more than Regular Savings. Members who do not need check-writing on the account often prefer share certificates (CDs) for committed balances, since CDs lock in a known APY for the term.
Youth Savings, Holiday Club, and IRA savings — purpose-built share accounts
- Youth Savings.Joint accounts for members under 18, with a parent or guardian as joint owner. Many youth accounts include savings-incentive features and graduate to a Free Checking option at the eligible age.
- Holiday Club.Seasonal goal-savings that funnels small automated deposits across the year and disburses the accumulated balance in time for end-of-year spending. Members set a target amount and the credit union automates the contribution.
- IRA Savings.Tax-advantaged retirement share account that holds Traditional or Roth IRA contributions. The account pays a dividend rate and can be the funding source for IRA Certificates (CDs) inside the same retirement umbrella.


