Unlock owning your dream home faster with the Ohio Homebuyer Plus Savings Program and CME FCU

In conjunction with the Ohio Treasurer's office, CME FCU is pleased to offer Ohio Homebuyer Plus to our customers.

Ohio Homebuyer Plus makes specialized, tax-advantaged savings accounts available to Ohioans to assist them on their homebuying journey. Individuals who open an account through this program will have access to above-market interest rates that will help them to save and grow their money faster. Alongside research of home loans, mortgage rates, and closing costs, the Ohio Homebuyer Plus program should be considered by those interested in down payment savings plan options.

Who Can Benefit from Ohio Homebuyer Plus:

  • First-time homebuyers looking to save for a down payment efficiently.

  • Those who want access to above-market interest rates while saving for a home in Ohio.

  • Anyone looking for guidance and support as they watch the housing market and consider purchasing a home.

For more information about the Ohio Homebuyer Plus program, please visit ohiotreasurer.gov/homebuyerplus.

Please note: Individuals are required to review the Ohio Homebuyer Plus participation statement prior to opening an account through the program. You can review the participation statement here.

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Frequently Asked Questions


OHIO HOMEBUYER PLUS REQUIREMENTS

Be an Ohio resident at least 18 years of age

Have their primary residence located in the State of Ohio

Only use account proceeds toward the down payment or closing costs of a home purchased in Ohio, with the home becoming their new primary residence

*APY = Annual Percentage Yield. This is a variable-rate account. Rates are subject to change after account opening. $500 minimum to open the account. There is a maximum contribution limit of $100,000. Account duration is limited to 5 years, or 12 months once the maximum $100,000 is met. Please consult a tax advisor regarding individual circumstances and potential federal tax implications, or the Internal Revenue Service.