APY on $10,000
0.10%
As of Nov 8, 2026. Rates are variable.
Schoolsfirst · Savings account
Schoolsfirst Share Savings
$10 a year on $10,000 at today’s 0.10% APY. No monthly fee. $5 to open.
- A year on $10,000
- Receipt · A year on $10,000Checked Nov 8, 2026
Issuer's page · schoolsfirstfcu.org
The source states this figure; we have no exact sentence on file yet.
- Balance
- $10,000
- APY
- 0.10%
- Monthly fee, a year
- $0
- A year
- $10
- APY on $10,000
- Receipt · APYChecked Nov 8, 2026
Issuer's page · schoolsfirstfcu.org
The source states this figure; we have no exact sentence on file yet.
- Monthly fee
- Receipt · Monthly feeChecked Nov 8, 2026
Issuer's page · schoolsfirstfcu.org
The source states this figure; we have no exact sentence on file yet.
- To open
- Receipt · Minimum to openChecked Nov 8, 2026
Issuer's page · schoolsfirstfcu.org
The source states this figure; we have no exact sentence on file yet.
In dollars
What it earns in a year
Interest at the APY for each balance, minus any monthly fee you’d pay. Pick your balance; the rail’s figure follows it.
Against the market
How it ranks
#163of 270 savings accounts, by a year’s value on $10,000
All 270 savings accounts, rankedFeatures
- Interest bearing
From the bank’s own pages. A feature not listed may still be offered: we list only what the bank states.
In the bank’s words
Terms
Fees
- Monthly fee
- Noneschoolsfirstfcu.org, checked Nov 8, 2026
- Minimum to open
- $5schoolsfirstfcu.org, checked Nov 8, 2026
Who can open it
- Membership
- Membership required:
- School employee in California (documentation: most recent pay stub).
- Retired California school employee (documentation: pension statement).
- Employee of a company that primarily serves eligible schools or districts in California (documentation: proof of employment).
- College student in an eligible education program with a student teaching requirement (documentation: transcript).
Insured through the NCUA, up to $250,000 per member, per ownership category: NCUA record.
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