On average, people pay $120† in checking account fees per year—and we think that is unacceptable. With HealthShare Checking, you get no monthly service fees, no per check charges, and no minimum balances required. And that’s just the start.

We’re taking that $120† and paying double back to you, so when you open a new HealthShare checking with direct deposit, you get up to an extra $240!*

Visit the branch today or contact us now to get started!

• Open a new checking account with HealthShare Credit Union.
• Set up direct deposit to your new account, including online banking and estatements
• Complete five debit card transactions
• Get up to $240* back—DOUBLE the average annual checking account fees!†

The average consumer is charged $120† in checking account fees annually. That’s $120† that could have gone towards something better—a night out, a weekend getaway, or saving for your future.

With HealthShare, not only do you avoid excessive account fees, you’ll also get up to $240* extra for opening a new checking account and switching your direct deposit to it. That’s double the average fees paid back† plus even more savings!

Leave your old bank behind, make the switch to HealthShare Credit Union, and discover the financial confidence you need to experience more joy today.

*Limited time offer 01/01/2025–12/31/2025. Offer available for new checking accounts only. Member must qualify for and activate a debit card and complete five transactions. Member must have an active direct deposit, sign in to online banking, and opt-in to estatements to qualify. Incentive amount will be deposited into your HealthShare Credit Union checking account within 30 days of all requirements being met. Max incentive amount of up to $240. HealthShare Credit Union can suspend or cancel this promotion as necessary for any reason. Prior statements and/or proof of prior years maintenance fees paid may be required. Insufficient funds, overdraft, check return, or other miscellaneous fees paid do not apply. See credit union for details. Federally insured by NCUA. †As reported by CNBC: “On average, checking account holders incur fees of $9.87 per month ($118 annually), according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)” 01/25/2024.