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Profits come back to you
No shareholders means earnings return as better rates, fewer fees, and the occasional year-end member dividend — $1.1M returned in 2025.
Member-owned in Greater Boston since 1954
Greater Trust started in 1954 with fourteen Roslindale schoolteachers pooling paydays in a church basement. Seventy-two years later, 38,400 member-owners still get the same deal: real rates, plain answers, and profits that come back to the people who made them.
Anyone who lives, works, worships, or studies in Greater Boston can join — and there's a path for everyone else too.
Today's rates
Illustrative rates, as of July 2026 · See all rates
The account-match quiz
Tell us your life stage, how you actually bank, and what you're saving toward. We'll match you to an account bundle and show — line by line — what the same year costs at a typical big bank.
Take the quizA year, side by side
“Typical big bank” figures are illustrative composites for this fictional demo — not quotes from any real institution.
Members, not customers
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No shareholders means earnings return as better rates, fewer fees, and the occasional year-end member dividend — $1.1M returned in 2025.
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Loan decisions happen in Roslindale by people who know a triple-decker from a townhouse — not by a scoring server three time zones away.
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A $5 share makes you an owner. Whether you keep $50 or $500,000 with us, your vote at the annual meeting weighs exactly the same.
Accounts
Everyday Checking
$0/month, early payday, no minimums — ever
$0/mo
High-Yield Savings
One rate on every dollar, withdraw anytime
3.10% APY
First Nest Youth Savings
Ages 0–15 · on the first $1,000, plus a birthday match
4.00% APY
Legacy Checking 55+
Free checks, free notary, a fraud-watch human
$0/mo
Lock a rate on money with a date on it. $500 minimum, dividends monthly.
| Term | APY |
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| 6 months | 3.60% |
| 12 months | 4.05% |
| 24 months | 3.85% |
| 36 months | 3.70% |
| 60 months | 3.55% |
Illustrative rates as of July 2026. Early-withdrawal penalty: 90 days of dividends.
Rooted here
Money kept at Greater Trust becomes auto loans in Dorchester, storefront lines of credit in Somerville, and first mortgages in Quincy. Last year that meant $184,000 in neighborhood grants, 2,150 staff volunteer hours, and financial-basics classes in 31 school classrooms.
That's one share. It makes you an owner, gets you a vote, and takes about ten minutes — online or at any of our five branches.