LCEF - Organizational Investments - Dedicated Savings Certificates

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Dedicated Certificates

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Earn Interest and Redeem Your Funds Any Time

LCEF’s Dedicated Certificate interest rates adjust monthly based on the money market rate published in the Bank Rate Monitor™. The tiered interest rates rise as your balance grows.

Why invest with Dedicated Certificates?
Earn interest and redeem your funds at any time. A minimum $100 (custodial investments for minors: $25) investment. Additional investments can be made in any amount. As a Demand Certificate, redemptions can be made without penalty. Tiered interest rates that rise as your balance grows. Tier 1 = $100 Tier 2 = $1,000 Tier 3 = $5,000		Interest rates adjust monthly based on the money market rate published in the Bank Rate Monitor™. Investments and partial redemption available by telephone. Interest compounded and paid quarterly.

To make a change to an existing account, please call the Lutheran Church Extension Fund at 1-800-843-5233, 7:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m., CT, Monday through Friday.

Note: Not available to investors living in South Carolina, per the state’s offering circular.

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Contact LCEF directly, or call the Lutheran Church Extension Fund at 1-800-843-5233, 7:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m., CT, Monday through Friday if you have any questions or requests.

LCEF is a nonprofit religious organization; therefore, LCEF investments are not FDIC-insured bank deposit accounts. This is not an offer to sell investments, nor a solicitation to buy. The offer is made solely by LCEF’s Offering Circular. Investors should carefully read the Offering Circular, which more fully describes associated risks.