Compare WSFS Bank Business Savings Accounts

Comparison Chart

Account Type

Summary

For business Customers who want to easily access their money while earning interest at tiered rates.
For business Customers who want to earn interest on their savings while maintaining full access to their funds.
For business Customers who want to grow their savings while earning a competitive rate, with the confidence that their money is secure.

Minimum Opening Deposit

$100
$100
$2,500

Monthly Maintenance Fee

None*
None**
No monthly maintenance charge.

Earns Interest

Mobile Banking

WSFS Business Mobile Deposit

Overdraft Protection Services Available

*No monthly maintenance fee if you maintain a minimum daily balance of $5,000 per statement period. Otherwise, the monthly maintenance fee is $12.

**No monthly maintenance fee if you maintain a minimum daily balance of $500 per statement period and/or establish at least one monthly auto savings transfer of $25 or more from your WSFS Small Business checking account into your WSFS Small Business Core Savings account. Otherwise, the monthly maintenance fee is $5.

The interest rate and Annual Percentage Yield (APY) for these accounts are effective as of August 16, 2019 and are subject to change. Business Accounts Only. Fees assessed to accounts may reduce earnings. Rates are variable, and are subject to change at any time.

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