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Choose our Fixed Rate Term Accounts to lock in a higher dividend rate on your savings. Dividends are calculated daily, paid monthly, and can be fixed for terms from 3 to 60 months. Dividends can be credited back to your Fixed Rate Term Account, or transferred to another account. Choose your term, and then open your Fixed Rate Term Account with a minimum deposit of $1,000.

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Fixed Rate Term Account Maturity
Once your Fixed Rate Term Account matures, you can still earn terrific rates by keeping your funds at San Francisco Federal Credit Union. Fixed Rate Term Accounts renew automatically on the maturity date; unless you request otherwise prior to the maturity date. A renewal notice will be sent to you at least 10 days before the renewal date. When your Fixed Rate Term Account is up for renewal, you have the following options:

• Do nothing. Your Fixed Rate Term Account will automatically renew and roll over into another Fixed Rate Term Account.
• Call (415)775-5377, option 4 and ask that your funds be transferred into a savings or checking account at San Francisco Federal Credit Union.

In an ongoing effort to conserve paper, we no longer mail deposit receipts when opening a Fixed Rate Term Account. However, you may sign onto Online Banking anytime in the day to access all of your account information.

For additional information, please contact us at (415) 775-5377, option 4 or contacts@SanFranciscoFCU.com.

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