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Hawaii State FCU Savings Rates

Hawaii State FCU’s best savings rate is 0.05% APY on $10,000, with its Regular Share. Rates checked October 22, 2026.

How Hawaii State FCU’s savings rates compare

Compared with banks and credit unions near Urban Honolulu, HI, where Hawaii State FCU has the most branches. $10,000, best rate first.

  • This credit union’s best

    Hawaii State FCU

    0.05%APY

    Minimum
    $20
    Earns on $10,000 a year
    $5

    Regular Share

  • Top rate

    Sunflower Bank

    3.02%APY

    Minimum
    —
    Earns on $10,000 a year
    $302

    Sunflower Bank rates

  • Top Carrot, Carrot Score 96

    2nd-highest rate

    PenFed Credit Union

    2.70%APY

    Minimum
    $5
    Earns on $10,000 a year
    $270

    PenFed Credit Union rates

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Hawaii State FCU savings score

98

Savings score

Higher than 99% of U.S. banks and credit unions

By balance
  • $1,000 balance$1,0005.00%
  • $10,000 balance$10,0004.00%
  • $100,000 balance$100,0003.10%
  • QualifiedQualified4.00%

Each track runs from the lowest to the highest rate among U.S. banks and credit unions; the dot is this rate.Qualified: needs another account or monthly activity.

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Where Hawaii State FCU ranks

By savings score, in each area where it has branches

Current savings rates

Rates from the credit union’s website. Earnings assume the rate doesn’t change.

Who can join Hawaii State FCU

This may be incomplete or out of date, so check with the credit union before you apply.

Employers and groups

  • Hawaii residents who are employees or members of an enrolled Select Business Partner located in the State of Hawaii are eligible to join.

Military, government and schools

  • Hawaii residents who are active or retired employees of The State of Hawaii, City and County of Honolulu, Maui County, or Hawaii State FCU are eligible to join.

Family and household

  • Hawaii residents who are immediate family members (including spouses, parents, grandparents, children, siblings) or household members of current members, as well as spouses of persons who died while within the field of membership, are eligible to join.

Other ways

  • Hawaii residents who make a donation to either Friends of the Library Hawaii or The Friends of Iolani Palace are eligible for membership.

Membership information collected October 4, 2026.

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