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Savings | Christmas
Club | Money
Market
Health Savings Account | Certificates
of Deposit | Individual
Retirement Accounts
Rainy days. Vacation days. Retirement
days. Set some aside
and watch it grow. Someday you’ll be glad you did.
You’ve got to start somewhere. What better
place than here?
- No
charge for first six withdrawals per quarter
- $3 per withdrawal over six
- Free Online Banking
- Interest compounded monthly and posted quarterly
- Account statement mailed quarterly
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$50 |
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Yes. $5
quarterly; waived by any
of the following:
• $100 minimum daily balance
• Age 19 or younger |
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You know it’s coming. Save
for it now so you won’t be hit
with all those bills in January.
- Account may be opened year
round
- Annual withdrawal in November
- Simple interest posted immediately before distribution
of check
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$50 |
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No |
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$5 for first withdrawal (second withdrawal
closes account) |
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Ready to take your savings to the next level? Check
this out.
- Six free withdrawals per month (with no more than
three
by check)
– $15 per withdrawal or check written over limit
- Free regular checks (50)
- Free Online Banking
- Monthly statements
- Interest compounded monthly
Interest tiers:
$0 – 2,499
$2,500 - 9,999
$10,000 - 49,999
$50,000 - 99,999
$100,000 – 249,999
$250,000 or more
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$50 |
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Yes. $12;
waived by the following:
• $2,500
minimum daily balance |
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| Health Savings Accounts
(HSA) |
You take care of your physical and
your financial well-being.
An HSA helps you do both.
- Free checks (up to 50)
- Free Visa® check card
- Free Telephone Banking
- Free Online Banking
- Unlimited free ATM transactions nationwide
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You’ve got it – you just don’t
need it right now. Park it here,
set the meter and earn more.
- Minimum deposit to open - $1,000
- Grace period – 10 calendar days
- Automatically renewable
- Interest may be paid monthly, quarterly, annually or at
maturity (at least once a year) by direct deposit or check
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| Individual Retirement
Account (IRA) |
You’re thinking about someday.
Someday the kids will go to
college. Someday you’ll retire, not retreat. Your IRA, Roth
IRA or SEP will be there for you when that day comes with
automatic interest distributions by check or direct deposit.
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