NOW Checking
Free is good. Free money is even better. NOW Checking earns interest on the entire balance, and if you carry a balance over $1,000 it is completely free.
While you're earning interest like a savings account, you still maintain unlimited Check Writing. Free online banking and bill pay gives you 24/7 conveniences no matter where you are. NOW Checking: the better-than-free checking account.

- Summary
- Earns interest on entire balance
- Unlimited Check Writing
- $6 monthly maintenance fee if balance falls below $1,000
- Free MasterCard debit card
- Free online banking with bill pay
- Free e-Statements available
- Free telephone banking
- Free first order of wallet checks
- $1,000 minimum deposit to open
- FDIC insured
The Following Entities are NOT ELIGIBLE for NOW or SUPERNOW Account
- Any For Profit Entity (Corporations, Partnerships, Associations, & Business Trusts
- Credit Unions & Other Mutual Depository Institutions.
- Mutual Insurance Companies.
- Crop Financing Organizations
- Organizations created to function as part of a qualified legal services plan.
- Super NOW Checking
Super sizing your fast food meals may not be good for your waistline, but Super NOW-ing your checking is good for your bottom line. Maintain the unlimited Check Writing of NOW Checking but earn greater interest if you maintain a balance above $2,500.
- Earns interest on entire balance
- Tiered interest rates; higher rates on larger balances
- Unlimited Check Writing
- $6 monthly maintenance fee if balance falls below $2,500
- Free MasterCard debit card
- Free online banking with bill pay
- Free e-Statements available
- Free telephone banking
- Free first order of wallet checks
- $2,500 minimum deposit to open
- FDIC insured
The Following Entities are NOT ELIGIBLE for NOW or SUPERNOW Accounts
- Any For Profit Entity (Corporations, Partnerships, Associations, & Business Trusts.
- Credit Unions & Other Mutual Depository Institutions.
- Mutual Insurance Companies.
- Crop Financing Organizations.
- Organizations created to function as part of a qualified legal services plan.



