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Checking Accounts:
At First Community Bank, checking accounts offer the following benefits:
* Security - Eliminates carrying a lot of cash or sending cash through the mail
* Economy - Cost is less than purchasing a money order
* Legal proof - Imaged checks prove that a bill has been paid
* Record keeping - Provides an excellent method of recording income and expenses
* Income taxes - Provides a good record for various tax deductions
* Safety - Each account balance is insured by the FDIC up to $100,000
* IMAGED CHECKS ARE RETURNED MONTHLY
Checking Account Plans
A. Silver Free Checking Account - No minimum balance required. No monthly maintenance fee or service charges. Minimum opening deposit of $100 required.
B. Economy Checking Account - For individuals who write very few checks. Monthly flat maintenance fee.
C. Advantage Club Checking Account - Unlimited check writing, and many free options and services. Monthly flat fee.
D. Regular Checking Account - Keep a minimum daily balance of $300 or average daily balance of $750 and no monthly minimum balance fee
E. Regular Checking With Savings - Same as regular checking, except keep $2,500 daily minimum in your regular savings account and minimum balance fee will be waived.
F. Silver Now Checking Account - Keep at least $600 in account at all times, or $2,000 average balance, or $2,500 daily minimum in regular savings account; interest-bearing account. Call for rate.
G. Silver Super Now Checking Account - Keep at least a $2,500 daily balance in account at all times; tiered interest-bearing account. Call for rate. A minimum opening balance of $2,500 is required.
H. Student Checking Account - No minimum balance required. May write 15 checks or debits per month with no bank charge per check.
I. Senior Citizens Checking Account - Age 55 and over to qualify; no monthly maintenance fee and includes benefits with no fee charges.
J. Home Equity Checking Account - For the Home Equity loan customer; no minimum balance and no monthly maintenance fee or service charge
K. Business Checking Account
To help the government fight the funding of terrorism and money laundering activities, Federal law required all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person who opens an account.
What this means for you: When you open an account, we ask for you name, address, date of birth, and other information that will allow us to identify you. We may also ask to see a driver's license or other identifying documents.
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