Discover an account that offers a little more flexibility with your money. With a Money Market account, you can earn higher-than-average returns and enjoy check-writing capabilities.
Money Market Account
Earn With Easy Access to Your Funds

What is a Money Market Account?
A Money Market account is a type of savings account meant to be a home for your funds to grow and reward you with a great rate. It also gives you check writing privileges to withdraw funds like a checking account. Money Market savings accounts are available at different types of financial institutions (bank or credit union), and Greater Nevada is proud to offer one with competitive rates and limited requirements to avoid fees.
Features of a Money Market Account
Live Greater with a flexible hybrid account that makes life easier.
A Flexible Hybrid Account
Money Market accounts lets you write checks and earns a better dividend rate than your typical checking account, and beats most other savings accounts too.
Easily Withdraw Your Funds
Enjoy unlimited withdrawals, making this account an attractive option for short- and long-term holding needs. A GNCU Visa debit card is not included with this account.
No Minimum Daily Balance Fee
Take advantage of a great rate with no minimum daily balance requirement.
Safe & Secure Digital Banking
We understand that you don’t always want to make a trip to a branch. That’s why we made online banking and mobile app easy to use so you can bank anytime, anywhere you’d like.
Direct Deposit Enabled
Easily have money from your income sources added to your Money Market account through direct deposit.
Federally Insured Up to $250,000
Rest easy knowing the funds you deposit in your Money Market account are federally insured to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration.
Money Market Account Rates

Open Your Money Market Account
To get started, meet with a member of our team at your local Greater Nevada Credit Union branch–we’re standing by to guide you through the application process.
1 Annual Percentage Yield (APY) effective October 1, 2026, and subject to change without notice. Dividends will be credited to your account and compounded every month. Fees could reduce the earnings on the account.