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When you join Maine Savings, you become a member and part owner of the Credit Union. While it’s a lot like becoming a customer at a bank, the difference is that membership ensures earnings are returned to you in the form of lower loan rates, higher interest on deposits, and lower fees – instead of outside stockholders.
Become a Member
Eligibility is based on where you work, where you live, or your relationship to another member. If you’re curious if you are eligible to join, give us a call at 800.273.6700 or stop in to one of our branches.
To get the process started, fill out a membership application. We offer an online application, but you can also stop by any of our branches if you prefer.
This isn’t the type of membership where you are responsible for a routine fee. Instead, you’ll just need to buy a $5 “share” of Maine Savings by depositing $5 into a share account. As long as you have at least $5 in that account, you are a Credit Union member and owner with access to all our great services and benefits. If you decide to leave membership some day, you’ll even get your $5 back! You can also join with a joint two-person or three-person membership. If you do that, it’s still $5 per member, so your account would have to maintain a balance of $10 or $15, respectively.
If you’re a business owner interested in setting your company up to be a Select Employee Group, take a closer look at what that means and how you can get the process started.
Our Member Service Center can assist you with any member needs. We are dedicated to exceeding member expectations.
AD&D can provide added peace of mind that your dependents will be financially supported in the event of death or a serious injury as a result of an accident. The program is presented and administered by Selman & Company on behalf of Maine Savings.
See AD&D InsurancePlease be advised that you will no longer be subject to, or under the protection of, the privacy and security policies of the Maine Savings website. We encourage you to read the privacy and security policies of the site you are entering, which may be different than those of Maine Savings.