Accounts
When you become a member of New Dimensions, you become part of a financial family of financial experts who look to enhance your financial wellbeing by allowing you to keep more in your wallet.
Debit Card/Checking Accounts
New Dimensions offers several debit card/checking account options! From helping younger members get off to a good start to earning monthly cash rewards with our Kasasa® accounts — we make it easy and rewarding to take care of your day-to-day purchases and transactions.
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Free Kasasa Cash® Checking
Free Kasasa Cash Checking
With free Kasasa Cash® checking, we literally pay you to bank with us. Earn up to 2.50% APY* just for doing simple activities you’re probably already doing — like using your debit card.
You’ll also get refunds on ATM withdrawal fees, nationwide — so every ATM is your ATM, whether you’re in Waterville, Skowhegan, Winslow, or anywhere else. Link your account to a free Kasasa Saver® to make saving easy.
Free Kasasa Cash Back® Checking
Free Kasasa Cash Back Checking
Make shopping a lot more fun (and rewarding!) with free Kasasa Cash Back® checking. You’ll get 2.00% cashback on your everyday debit card purchases, up to $72 cash back per year ($6 per month)! *
You’ll also get refunds on ATM withdrawal fees, nationwide — so wherever you are, you can get to your money with ease and not have to worry about fees.
Basic Checking
Basic CheckingTake Charge Young Adult Checking
Take Charge Young Adult Checking
With a Take Charge Checking Account, we will show our young adult members (12-17*) how to manage their checking account.
Overdraft Protection Options
Overdraft Protection Options
We know mistakes happen, that’s why we offer overdraft protection solutions.
Overdraft Protection helps you:
- Avoid damage to your credit.
- Avoid merchant fees for a returned check.
- Have peace of mind, knowing you’re covered if you make a mistake.
- If you accidently overdraft your account, the shortage is transferred from your savings account.