Grow your business savings with flexible certificate options designed to help North Carolina businesses earn more on the money they’re setting aside for what’s next

Steady growth for the funds powering your next business move

When you’ve worked hard to build your business, your savings should work just as hard for you. Our certificates offer a secure, predictable way to grow the funds you’re setting aside — whether you’re planning for equipment upgrades, seasonal expenses, tax obligations, or your next big opportunity. With a range of term options and competitive rates, you can choose a timeline that fits your cash flow and your goals.

Supports intentional planning

A strong fit for funds designated for equipment, taxes, renovations, or other planned expenses with a known timeframe.

Adds clarity to your timeline

Choosing a defined term helps match available balances to when funds are expected to be used.

Works alongside operating and reserve accounts

Certificates complement checking and Money Market accounts by keeping longer-term balances clearly separated from everyday activity.

How organizations typically position funds for the future

Certificates work best when funds are assigned both a purpose and a timeframe.

Tools

Business calculators that help you plan with confidence

Make informed decisions with easy-to-use business calculators designed to help you estimate your savings, evaluate financing options, and plan for what’s next. Clear numbers. Practical insight. Greater confidence for your next move.

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Your questions, answered

A Business Certificate is a deposit account with a defined term, commonly used for funds set aside for a future purpose.

Current offerings, terms, and dividend information are available in the Deposit rate schedule 

Early access may be subject to terms outlined at account opening. Reviewing those details helps ensure the structure fits your timeline.

Money Market accounts are often used when funds may need to remain accessible. Certificates are typically selected when money is set aside for a defined timeline.