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At Connections we offer a full-range of checking account options for your busy lifestyle. Whether you need a free or no-minimum-balance checking account, a Debit Card, or convenient mobile banking, we have the products you need. Check out our account offerings below and learn how you can take advantage of our wide range of financial products and services. If you are interested in any of the following Connections checking accounts please contact us today.
- Connected Checking
- NO Monthly Fee
- NO Minimum Balance Requirement
- Student Checking
- NO Monthly Service Charge
- NO Minimum Balance Requirements
- 20% Discount on Check Order
- ConnectedPLUS Checking
- Dividends on Daily Balances of $250.00 or more
- $3.00 monthly fee for the following benefits
- 5 Free Cashier's Checks per month
- 20% Discount on Check Orders
- ConnectedGOLD Checking
- Free to Members 55 and older
- 5 Free Cashier's Checks per month
- Dividends on Daily Balances of $250.00 or more
- Free Basic Check Orders (Limit 2 per Year)
- CardCASH™ Rewards-Checking
- FREE Program that Can Be Added to Any Connections Checking Account
- CardCASH Allows You to Earn Monthly Cash Rewards on Qualifying Purchases!
- NO Minimum or Maximum Balance Requirements
- It Is As Easy As Choosing CREDIT at Check-Out
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Connections Credit Union
Sharon Moncur,
510 21st St.
Heyburn, Idaho 83336
(208)677-4519
Connections is a NOT FOR PROFIT cooperative, established only for the purpose of serving the financial needs of our members. Most financial institutions are operated to make a profit for their stockholders or owners, but credit unions distribute their profits back to their members. Members' savings form a pool of money from which loans are made to other members.
Connections is a NOT FOR PROFIT cooperative, established only for the purpose of serving the financial needs of our members. Most financial institutions are operated to make a profit for their stockholders or owners, but credit unions distribute their profits back to their members. Members' savings form a pool of money from which loans are made to other members.