Become an Investor
Grow your savings, while helping your church.
There are many places to invest your money, and a high rate of return obviously has financial benefits. But what if you could get a return on your investment -- while also growing your church?
When you invest in the Mission Investment Fund, you earn a great rate, so you can save money for your retirement, a child’s education, or a rainy day. What’s more, your financial resources help build, expand and strengthen Lutheran congregations and ELCA-related ministries.
Choose from these mission-focused investment options:
MissionTermSelect
Fixed- and adjustable-rate options similar to certificates of deposit, with a choice of terms and a minimum initial deposit of $100. Learn More
MissionTermSelectGrand
Bigger investments bring bigger returns. This fixed-rate investment functions like a high-yield CD, with a minimum initial deposit of $250,000. Learn More
MissionFuture4Kidz
Investments that are similar to savings accounts for young people under the age of 16 with a minimum initial deposit of $50. Learn More
MissionPlus
MissionPlus is like a checking account -- but with higher money-market rates. Add to or withdraw from MissionPlus anytime. Initial deposit of $100, free checks with no fees, and qualified account holders are eligible for a Visa debit card. Learn More
Youth Ministry MissionPlus
Put aside savings for the 2009 Youth Gathering -- or any youth event. Initial deposit of $100. Learn More
MissionFirst
MissionFirst is like a traditional savings account. It requires a $5 initial investment, and features an adjustable rate. Learn More
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Available for employees with high deductible health plans to pay for qualified medical expenses with tax-deductible dollars. Minimum initial deposit of $100. Learn More
Send an e-mail or call us at 877.886.3522 toll free to request a packet with information about MIF investments.
Mission Investment Fund investments are subject to certain risks. See "Risk Factors" following the introduction in the Offering Circular. MIF investments are not bank accounts. As securities issued by a non-profit institution, the investments are not insured by the FDIC, SIPC or any other federal or state regulatory agency. The securities are sold only by means of the Offering Circular. This is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy the securities described herein.