The Washington Freedom Statement Savings Account

$0 a year on $10,000. $3 a month. $25 to open.

Checked Nov 1, 2026Updated Oct 22, 2026

A year on $10,000

Monthly fee

To open

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.

In the bank’s words

Terms

Fees

Monthly fee: $3 a monthwashtrust.com, checked Nov 1, 2026
Ways to avoid the monthly fee: Any one of these:
Minimum balance of $300.00 average collected daily balance required to avoid monthly service charge of $3.00.
No fee will be assessed if the Tax Reported Owner is under age 21
No fee will be assessed if the Tax Reported Owner is ... age 62 and older.
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Minimum to open: $25washtrust.com, checked Nov 1, 2026

FDIC-insured, up to $250,000 per depositor, per ownership category: FDIC BankFind.

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The Washington Freedom Statement Savings AccountThe Washington Trust Company · Savings account

$0a year on $1,000,
after fees$0a year on $5,000,
after fees$0a year on $10,000,
after fees$0a year on $25,000,
after fees$0a year on $50,000,
after fees$0a year on $100,000,
after fees

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Other The Washington Trust Company accounts

The Washington Money Market Account0.10% APY The Washington Freedom Plus Checking0.05% APY The Washington Freedom Plus ® Relationship Checking0.05% APY The Washington Freedom Checking0.01% APY The Washington Custodial Freedom Statement Savings Account$3 a month All 11 The Washington Trust Company accounts

About The Washington Trust Company, of Westerly

Headquarters: Westerly, RI
Regulator: FDIC
FDIC certificate: 23623
Insured up to: $250,000

From the FDIC’s register of institutions.

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