Mitchell offers either a Statement or a Passbook Savings option.
- $50 minimum opening balance
- $3 monthly service fee unless you maintain a daily balance of $50
- Limit of six pre-authorized withdrawals per statement cycle
- Unlimited in-person and ATM withdrawals
- A record of your account activity in either a monthly statement
or a personal passbook
- An ATM card is available with the Statement Savings option

For those under 18 we offer a savings solution in the form of our Junior
Passbook.
- $25 minimum opening balance
- $3 monthly service fee unless you maintain a daily balance of $25
- A limit of one (1) withdrawal a month
- Must be 17 years or under
- An adult accountholder must accompany withdrawals

A solution to help save for the holidays. With a minimum opening balance
of $10, you can begin a savings plan. There is a $5 penalty for accounts
closed before we issue the Christmas Club checks in October of each
year.

A solution for people who want to earn a competitive rate on their
savings, yet keep the benefits of liquidity and have access to their
funds.

Mitchell Bank’s various CDs are the solution for you if you’re
looking to get higher returns on your savings. With terms ranging from
91 Days to 60 Months and minimum balances of only $1,000, there are
plenty of options to choose from. Generally, the longer the term the
more interest you will earn. When your CD matures, you can rollover
or renew your CD at the then-current rate for your term. There is a
substantial penalty for early withdrawal; the penalty will be based
on the term of the account and the interest rate. Withdrawals are allowed
during a 10-day grace period following maturity.

We offer a variety of IRA solutions to help you meet your retirement
planning needs. Ask about Roth, Traditional, and the most recent Educational
IRAs. In addition to CDs, we offer a Money Market IRA that you can make
contributions to throughout the year. Given the complex rules and potential
tax implications associated with retirement accounts, it’s advisable
to consult with an accountant or attorney for more details.

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