Online Personal Impact Savings Accounts

Your choices reflect your values. Your bank should, too.

When you choose our online Impact Savings Accounts, you’ll enjoy all the conveniences you love, from a bank that supports what you care about.

Our loans and investments increase access to local, healthy food, deliver health care to more people, create affordable housing, and build renewable energy. Open an Impact Savings Account today and you will help create stronger communities nationwide. You are what you bank.

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Other deposit accounts may be available depending on your location.

_{*Annual Percentage Yields are accurate as of December 11, 2025, and subject to change daily. You must maintain the minimum balance stated above in the account each day to obtain the disclosed annual percentage yield. Early withdrawal penalties may apply on CDs. Fees may reduce earnings on your account. Products offered by National Cooperative Bank N.A., Member FDIC. Accounts must be opened online and are for consumers only.}

Working Together.
Building Community.

When you choose National Cooperative Bank, you’ll always know where your money is being invested and what impact it’s making. Meet the people and communities we invest in, and hear their stories.

Stories of Impact

How Co-op Loans Helped Three Very Different Businesses Grow

Locally owned hardware stores that drive economic activity in the neighborhood. A renovated co-op complex that reduces community population loss. A new healthy grocery store offering jobs, nutrition, and pride. These are just a few of the community-oriented projects that National Cooperative Bank has made possible in the last few years.

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Co-op to the Core

13th Street Terrace residents reject a proposed condo conversion to retain their affordable, limited-equity housing co-op

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Colonial Estate Homeowners Association Says ‘We Own It’

To the 148 members of Colonial Estate Homeowners Association, nothing symbolizes their new ownership status more than the “We own it” banner hanging outside the main building of their mobile home community.

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