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MIT Federal Credit Union Savings Rates

Top Carrot, Carrot Score 87Top Carrot

MIT Federal Credit Union’s best savings rate is 3.25% APY on $10,000, with its High Yield Money Market. Rates checked October 15, 2026.

How MIT Federal Credit Union’s savings rates compare

Compared with banks and credit unions near Boston, MA-NH, where MIT Federal Credit Union has the most branches. $10,000, best rate first.

  • Top Carrot, Carrot Score 87

    This credit union’s best

    MIT Federal Credit Union

    3.25%APY

    Requires
    None
    Minimum
    —
    Earns on $10,000 a year
    $325

    High Yield Money Market

  • Top Carrot, Carrot Score 87

    Top rate

    Leader Bank

    5.00%APY

    Requires
    Monthly account activity
    Minimum
    $10
    Earns on $10,000 a year
    $500

    Leader Bank rates

  • Top Carrot, Carrot Score 95

    2nd-highest rate

    Albright Credit Union

    5.00%APY

    Requires
    Monthly account activity
    Minimum
    —
    Earns on $10,000 a year
    $500

    Albright Credit Union rates

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MIT Federal Credit Union savings score

95

Savings score

Higher than 98% of U.S. banks and credit unions

By balance
  • $1,000 balance$1,0005.00%
  • $10,000 balance$10,0003.25%
  • $100,000 balance$100,0003.25%
  • QualifiedQualified3.25%

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 MIT Federal Credit Union 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 MIT Federal Credit Union

This may be incomplete or out of date, so check with the credit union before you apply.

Open to anyone

  • Anyone not qualifying through other groups can become a member by joining the American Consumer Council (ACC).

Employers and groups

  • Employees of select Cambridge and Lexington businesses or partner associations are eligible for membership.

Military, government and schools

  • Members of the MIT community, including employees, students, alumni, faculty, and staff, are eligible for membership.

Family and household

  • Immediate family members (parents, siblings, children, grandparents, spouses), partners, roommates, and household members of eligible individuals can join.

Cost to join

  • A savings share account with a minimum balance of $5.00 is required to establish and maintain membership.

Membership information collected October 5, 2026.

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