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Save for Your Dream Home with a Homebuyer Savings Account

What is a Homebuyer Savings Account?

A Homebuyer Savings account is a type of savings account specifically designed to help you save for a down payment on a home. They often come with attractive interest rates and additional perks to encourage you to save consistently.


Benefits of a Homebuyer Savings Account

1. High Interest Rates: A Homebuyer Savings account offers higher interest rates compared to traditional savings accounts. This means your money grows faster, helping you reach your down payment goal sooner.
2. Financial Education Resources: Take a look at the UHCU Blog for financial tips like saving, budgeting and more.
3. Consistent Savings: Set up automatic deposits to help you reach your goals with minimal efforts.


How to Choose the Right Homebuyer Savings Account

When selecting a Homebuyer Savings account, consider the following factors: 
  • Interest Rates: UHCU offers competitive interest rates, allowing your savings to grow faster 
  • Fees: We believe your savings should stay with you. UHCU's Homebuyer Savings Account has no fees and no hidden charges.
  • Low Minimum Deposit: At UHCU, we make it easy to get started. With an opening deposit as low as $100, you can be on your way to saving for a home.
  • Exclusive Access to Financial Education: Our Homebuyer Savings Account isn't just about saving money - it's about empowering you with the knowledge to make sound financial decisions for your future.
By taking advantage of the benefits offered by a Homebuyer Savings account, you can increase your chances of achieving your dream of homeownership. Start saving today and watch your future home come closer into view.

To learn more about UHCU's Homebuyer Savings Account and apply, click here.
Save for Your Dream Home with a Homebuyer Savings Account
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