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      Meet Your Goals with Red Canoe Savings

      Have more than one savings goal in mind?

      You can have as many savings accounts as you need at Red Canoe. When you open additional savings accounts, you can name the account anything you want, so you can remember its purpose and your goal.
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      Customize Your Savings

      When you open a Red Canoe Savings Account you can:
      • Have multiple savings accounts
      • Open additional savings accounts in Online Banking, in a branch, or by calling us
      • Name your individual accounts based on your specific goals
      • Improve your financial well-being by setting up an Emergency Fund
      • Set up automatic transfers to meet your savings goals
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      Looking to Give Your Savings a Boost?

      Reach all your savings goals.

      Your financial health is important to us at Red Canoe which is why we automatically open a Savings Account when you become a member with us. We want you to have a little extra cushion in your finances to protect against unforeseen expenses and avoid getting into debt in the case of an emergency.

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      “Very knowledgeable and professional with a human touch. I'm looking forward to referring Red Canoe to families and friends.”

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      “I have been a member for over 40 years and have always been able to get the answers and help I need.”

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      “I feel comfortable doing my banking there because it's like a small town place.”

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      “Very warm and welcoming and so inviting. Made me feel like me and my account were just as important to them as they are to me.”

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