Business Ownership Share
Your relationship with Beacon starts with a Business Ownership Share account. This account acts as a way of reaping the benefits of membership to your local credit union, rewarding one of our highest APY rates for participating in qualifying products and services across the credit union as an active member.
FAQs
[1] Annual Percentage Yield (APY) as of 11/01/2025 if balance is above $5; subject to change. Promoted interest rate paid on entire balance when maintained at $5.01 and above. No interest paid on balances $5.00 and below. [2] Applicable Share Certificate dividends exclude HSA and IRA. [3] Access via debit cards or checks (paper or electronic) not permitted. $5.00 monthly inactivity fee incurred if no additional activity across the business membership within previous 12 months. Business accounts only; consumer accounts not eligible.
Business Savings Account
Grow your business smarter with our Business Savings Account—earn interest while keeping your funds easily accessible for future opportunities. Secure your company’s success today and watch your savings work as hard as you do!
Membership qualifying account required.
Business Advantage Money Market
Grow your business with the Business Advantage Money Market [1], maximizing returns on your hard-earned funds with a high-yield account.
[1] Membership qualifying account required..
[2] Annual Percentage Yield as of 11/1/25; subject to change. No minimum balance required to open or maintain account. Access via debit cards or checks (paper or electronic) not permitted. Limit of 8 withdrawals per calendar month; withdrawals over the limit will be assessed a fee. Membership qualifying account required. $5 Monthly Account Maintenance Fee (can be avoided by receiving eStatements).
[3] Advantage Money Market (MMS) and Business Advantage Money Market (BMMS) accounts at Beacon Credit Union are insured up to $500,000. This exceptional level of coverage is attained through a combination of $250,000 of primary insurance from American Share Insurance (ASI) and $250,000 of excess insurance from Excess Share Insurance Corporation (ESI).