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Beware of Fraudulent Text Messages and Phone Calls

We will never ask for your online banking username, password, and/or debit card pin #. If you receive a request like this, it is likely a scammer trying to trick you. Do not click on any link sent via text message. If you have provided the information, please contact us immediately.

Personal Savings Accounts

Reach your financial goals and create a safety net with a savings account from Community Banks of Colorado.

With as little as $25 to open, you can be on your way to establishing positive savings habits and handling life’s unexpected expenses.

Plus, our deposit accounts are FDIC insured, so it’s the safest and best option for your hard-earned money. Choose one of our solutions based on your goals and needs, then head into a banking center to open.

Everyday Savings

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This tiered interest rate account is an ideal option for building your savings, especially for beginners. Plus, you can make unlimited withdrawals or transfers for easy access when needed. Interest is compounded monthly.

Open with just $25. The $5 monthly service charge is waived, as long as you do at least one of the following:

  • Have an Everyday Checking Account
  • Maintain a minimum daily balance of $500
  • Be under the age of 25 or 65 years of age or older

Online Statements are included at no cost. Paper Statements are $3 per statement cycle if under 65 years of age.

Health Savings Accounts

If you have a high-deductible health plan (HDHP), a health savings account (HSA) is a useful way to save for medical expenses and reduce your taxable income.

Saving through an HSA is an efficient way to establish peace of mind for your medical future and provides a convenient way to pay qualified medical expenses through a Visa debit card or check.

Education Savings Accounts

We’re proud to offer the Coverdell Savings account to help you save and pay for qualified elementary, secondary, or post-secondary education expenses.

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