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No matter which account you choose, you'll get:

Mobile Wallet
Get convenient and secure access to funds using your mobile device.
Profile Linking
View a complete picture of your business finances in one place.
Mobile Deposits
Deposit checks from anywhere, saving time and a trip to the bank.
Account Alerts
Access real-time updates on account activity.
Manage Account Access
Control who has access to your funds.

Business Money Market

Best for businesses that have excess funds and want to maximize their earning potential while maintaining easy access to cash for future needs.

Higher interest rates than traditional savings accounts
Tiered interest rates based on account balance
FDIC insurance coverage up to the maximum allowed by law
Average minimum balance requirements and maintenance fees
Online and mobile banking capabilities for easy account management
Ability to link to a business checking account for easy transfers and management of funds

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Business FlexSaver

Best for businesses that want a no-frills savings account that earns interest.

Lower minimum opening balance requirement than a Business Money Market account
Earn interest on your account balance
Access funds at any time
Free basic business online banking
Free e-statements

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Get Started with a Midland Business Savings Account

1. Getting Started To open your account online, we will need to gather information specific to your business.

2. Account Eligibility You'll be asked to review initial eligibility information.

3. Open Your Account The application typically takes about 10-15 minutes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of a business savings account?

Business savings accounts offer several benefits, including FDIC insurance, easy access to funds, and the ability to earn interest on your savings.

What is the difference between a business savings account and a business checking account?

A business savings account saves and earns interest on funds, while a business checking account is for day-to-day transactions, such as paying bills and making purchases.

What types of businesses are eligible for a business savings account?

Any type of business including sole proprietors, partnerships, corporations, and LLCs can open a business savings account.

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