Checking
Checking:
Compare our different Checking Accounts and decide which one is right for you!
Minimum deposit to open is $100
No per-check charges
No monthly maintenance fee
Each month, one deposit must be direct deposit
First check order is FREE
Minimum deposit to open is $100
No per-check charges
First check order is FREE
Monthly maintenance fee of $7.00
A portion of the monthly maintenance fee is donated to hometown projects
Minimum deposit to open is $100
No per-check charges
First check order is FREE
No monthly maintenance fee
Minimum deposit to open is $1,000
If balance stays over $1,000 for entire monthly statement cycle-NO maintenance fee
If balance falls below $1,000 on any day during the monthly statement cycle-the maintenance fee is
$7.00 and a $.25 per debit charge is incurred
Check printing charges vary depending on check style selected.
For every day that your balance is $1,000 or more, you earn interest at the current APY for NOW Checking
Minimum deposit to open is $100
No per-check charges
If balance stays over $800 for entire monthly statement cycle-NO maintenance fee
If balance falls below $800 on any day during the monthly statement cycle-the maintenance fee is $9.00
No monthly maintenance fee for students. A student is someone 24 and younger attending school. Proof of enrollment may be required.
Check printing charges vary depending on check style selected
Minimum deposit to open is $2,500
Banking Regulation D limits money market accounts to 6 withdrawals per month of any type with the exception of unlimited withdrawals made in person, by mail, messenger or ATM.
If balance stays over $2,500 for entire monthly statement cycle-NO maintenance fee
If balance falls below $2,500 on any day during the monthly statement cycle-the maintenance fee is $7.00 and a $.25 per debit charge is incurred
Check printing charges vary depending on check style selected
For every day that your balance is $2,500 or more, you earn interest at the current APY for Money Market Checking. Rates are tiered according to the ledger balance
When you buy a high-deductible insurance policy to cover major medical expenses, you need to set money aside in a Health Savings Account to pay for everyday health care costs. Money earned in a HSA accumulates tax-free, and whatever is withdrawn for qualified medical expenses is also tax-free.
*APY = Annual percentage yield
*Overdraft fee may be imposed. The fee applies to overdrafts created by check, in-person withdrawals, ATM withdrawals or other electronic means, as applicable.