Simply Savings
A basic savings account that offers the flexibility to easily deposit and withdraw money.
Simply Savings Student
An account specially designed for those 25 and under, with no maintenance fee.
Union Money Fund
A savings account with the opportunity to earn higher interest and write checks.
Value Edge Money Market
Earn higher interest on balances over $10,000 with easy account access.
**Available to persons age 25 and younger. Annual Percentage Yield (APY) accurate as of the effective date in the deposit account rates. Rate may change after account opening and fees may reduce earnings. Requires enrollment in RoundUp, we will match up to $10 of your RoundUp deposits posted within 60 days enrollment.
Minimum Opening Deposit | Monthly Fee | Age Requirement | Earns Interest; see current rates | Six free withdrawals per statement cycle | |
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Simply Savings | $25 | $3; waived with a $100 average balance | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ $5 for each additional |
Simply Savings Student | $25 | ✗ | 25 and under | ✓ |
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Union Money Fund | $50 | $5: waived with a $1000 average available balance | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ Ability to write checks |
Value Edge Money Market | $10,000 | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ $25 for each additional withdrawal or check |
15-Month Access CD
Get 0.50% APY* on new money to UBT
If rates rise or you just need to access your money, you can do it as often as once a week. Only new money to UBT eligible with a $10,000 minimum to open.
*Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is based on quarterly compounding. $10,000 minimum initial deposit with $1,000 minimum balance required. Minimum withdrawal of $1,000. Withdrawals may be made without penalty every 7 days. Withdrawals made within 6 days of opening or following a withdrawal will be assessed a penalty, which may reduce earnings. Not available for Public Funds.

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RoundUp
An easy way to save
Automatically round your debit card purchases to the next dollar (or an amount you choose) into your savings account. It's easy and free! Sign up at any UBT location.
Frequently Asked Questions
The fastest way to add someone to your account would be to stop into any branch location with them.
We are not able to remove an account owner; a new account would need to be opened.
We require a signature from an account owner to close an account. The fastest and simplest way is to stop into any branch location.
Savings account statements are rendered quarterly. If you have a checking account and have elected for combined statements then you will receive a statement monthly.
A checking or Savings account will become inactive after 12 months of no credit or debit activity.
Regulation D (Reg D) is a Federal Reserve Board rule that puts a limit of six transactions per month on certain transfers and withdrawals from your savings or money market account. If you go over the limit, UBT can charge you a fee and/or close your account or restrict transactions. Reg D is the federal government's way of encouraging people to use saving accounts as they are intended---to save money---and ensures that banks have the proper amount of reserves on hand.
Which transactions are limited under Reg D?
- Online transfers from savings or Money Market accounts to a different account either at the same institution or a different one
- Transfers processed over the phone
- Automatic or preauthorized transfers, such as bill payments or any other recurring transfers
- Overdraft transfers from your savings account to your checking account
- Transfers made by check or debit card.
Which transactions don't count under the limit?
- Withdrawals or transfers made at ATMs
- Transactions made in person at a bank
Quick tips on avoiding Reg D fees/violations
- Make transfers count; do fewer transfers with larger sums of money
- Link any automatic transfers, such as bill payments, to your checking account instead of savings
- If you hit the transaction limit and need to make another transfer or withdrawal from your savings account, do it at an ATM or bank. Even if the bank charges a fee, you won't risk your account being closed.
- If your checking account has overdraft protection linked to a savings account try to avoid overdrafts. Set up low-balance alerts on your checking account.
At Union Bank, we notify our customers by letter each time the violate the regulation in hopes they will explore other ways to avoid going over the transaction restriction but if this is not done our only option is to restrict the transfers and/or close the acct.
For more information regarding Regulation D, please click HERE to view a document from the Federal Reserve regarding this regulation. The information as it relates to Savings accounts begins on page 3.
**Simply Savings Student Details: For ages 25 and younger. $25 opening deposit. Annual Percentage Yield (APY) accurate as of the effective date in the deposit account rates. Rate subject to change. Fees may reduce earnings. We will match up to $10 of your RoundUp deposits posted within 60 days of enrollment.