How Sweeps Work
Make the most of your money
We’ll work together to set a target balance for your account; then, at the end of each business day, our service “sweeps” the account for excess funds and ensures that money is invested or used to pay down debt. It’s a set-it-and-forget-it way to put your money to work.
Investment sweep*
Each day, checking funds in excess of your predetermined target balance are transferred to your investment account. Conversely, if more funds are needed, money is transferred into your checking account from your investments.
Credit sweep
With help from your lender, you can also set up sweeps with a line of credit to help reduce your interest expense by automatically transferring dollars above and beyond your set balance as payments to your loan balance. Likewise, if you need funds for disbursements, funds will be automatically advanced from your credit line.
Combined sweeps
The best of both worlds — a combined sweep collects extra funds from all accounts, applies funds to your loan balance, then invests the rest in your investment account* to generate additional income. As a result, you’ll eliminate idle funds, minimize wasted time and labor costs, maximize interest income, and reduce interest expense.
Zero balance accounts
Looking to consolidate your cash? A zero balance account maintains a nightly balance of zero by automatically transferring funds to and from a master account. This also allows you to separate activity for payroll, wires, ACH, or deposits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, interest may be available on Basic Business Checking with Interest for eligible organizations.
Yes. Typically, a line of credit is an effective form of overdraft protection for businesses. Visit with a Treasury Management Officer (402-323-1557) for more details.
Yes, a business debit card is available and encouraged for all business checking accounts. There is no annual or transactions fees and the purchase detail appears on your checking statement.
Yes, a $12 fee applies if you do not maintain a $500 daily balance during the statement cycle.
Union Bank offers a variety of commercial credit including:
- Loans and lines of credit greater than $150,000
- Inventory and receivables
- Construction and real estate
- Machinery and equipment
- Working capital
- Leasehold improvements
- Small Business Administration Loans (SBA)
- Church financing
- Aircraft lending
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