Savings and Certificate of Deposit options to meet your business needs.

Whether you are looking to keep your business funds separate from your operating account or you are saving for a longer-term goal, we have saving options just right for your business.

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Certificate of Deposit

This insured account from Salem Co-operative Bank yields a higher interest rate than many other types of accounts.

  • Minimum $500.00 investment offers a choice of terms ranging from six (6) to sixty (60) months
  • Higher rate of interest than transaction deposit accounts
  • Interest is accrued daily and compounded monthly
  • A minimum daily balance is required to earn interest
  • Convenient automatic renewals**
  • Penalties are imposed for early withdrawal of principal balances (contact us to learn more)*
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Business Statement Savings

Build your business reserves with this no-frills savings account.

  • Minimum opening balance $10.00
  • Offers a competitive interest rate on minimum daily balances of $1.00 or higher
  • No monthly fee
  • Free Online Banking
  • Free monthly online or paper statement
  • Automatic transfers*** to your Salem Co-op account to minimize overdraft fees should your balance fall below $0.00 (ask a Customer Service Representative to set up this feature)
  • Optional combined statement
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Ready to Learn More about Our CD Options?

We want to help your business grow, and a Business Statement Savings account or Certificate of Deposit (CD) can be an excellent step forward.
Questions? Contact us today.

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*A withdrawal of principal will reduce earnings.

**You may prevent renewal if you withdraw the funds in the account at maturity or within a ten calendar day grace period.

***A fee of $3.00 will be charged for automatic transfers to cover overdrafts.


1 Must be registered with the state and provide a certificate from the state, a copy from the IRS of the EIN and business documentation (Corporate resolution, etc.)


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