Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  |  Fed Funds Rate .21%  |  Fed Reserve Target Rate .25%  |  Prime Rate 3.25%  |  1-Month LIBOR .30%  |  3-Month .45%  |  30-Year Fixed 4.56%  |  6-Month UST .19%  |  2-Year UST .55%  |  5-Year UST 1.60%  |  10-Year UST 2.91%  |  30-Year UST 3.99%  | 

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($20MM+)		 0.30%
Tier II
($10MM+ < $20MM)		 0.30%
Tier III
($5MM+ < $10MM)		 0.30%
Tier IV
($0MM+ < $5MM)		 0.30%
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Paid-in-Capital 1.68%
Paid-in-Capital III 5.000%

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Corporate America Credit Union's Compensating Balance Account program allows credit unions to reap the benefits of equitably priced Compensating Balance Accounts.  These accounts allow credit unions to offset fees for services with interest earned on the balances.

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Many credit unions have maintained relationships with local banks out of necessity or for the sake of convenience.  Credit unions have used these local banks for deposits, coin and currency needs, wire transfers, safekeeping and other services.  Some credit unions have established compensating balance accounts with banks in an effort to reduce the expenses of using these services.  The bank may state that the services provided are free with their compensating balance account when, in fact, the credit union is receiving below market rates and being charged above market fees.

 

Corporate America Credit Union has customized its program to meet the needs of credit unions regardless of size.  The program benefits credit unions through higher earnings credit rates, lower balance requirements, decreased operating expenses, and increased available funds for lending and investment.  By requiring a lower compensating balance and paying a portion of any excess earnings credit as a bonus dividend at year-end, the program will increase your credit union's interest income.

 

The balance maintained in the Compensating Balance Account by the credit union will generate an earnings credit rate equal to the Fed Funds effective monthly average.  The earnings credit in the Compensating Balance Account is used to offset fees for services provided by Corporate America Credit Union.  Every service offered by Corporate America Credit Union can be covered by the Compensating Balance Account.  Any additional interest income may be carried over to the following month.  Corporate America Credit Union will pay bonus dividends at year-end for participation in the program.

 

Corporate America Credit Union members who utilize the Compensating Balance Account program will have the option to attend the annual Executive Seminar.  The compensating balance requirement will be adjusted to reflect attendance.  Corporate America Credit Union has contracted with All Seasons Travel to handle all travel arrangements.

 

For more information on our Compensating Balance Account program please contact your consultant or Corporate America at (205) 313-4300 or (800) 292-6242 ext.100.