Consumer Checking Accounts
Health Savings Accounts, or HSAs
HSAs are the latest news in affordable healthcare. HSAs combine a qualified High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) with a Health Savings Account. The High Deductible Health Plan covers catastrophic illness and injury, while the Health Savings Account covers routine expenses until the deductible is met. HSAs offer a way to set aside funds to pay for today and tomorrow's medical expenses. Click here to find out more about HSAs.
YouFirst™ Free Checking
- No monthly service charge and no minimum balance
- Free Online Banking and eBill Pay
- Free MasterMoney Debit Card
YouFirst™ Synergy Checking
With a combined deposit and/or loan balance of $25,000, you’ll get a host of valuable benefits:- Free Online Banking and eBill Pay
- Free MasterMoney Debit Card
- 4 free foreign non-FNBL ATM transactions per month
- 1/4% discount on selected consumer and personal loans*
- 1/4% premium on all non-promotional CDs
- Special premium rate tiered Money Market Account
- Free annual Financial Plan Review
- Free first order of checks
- No annual fee FNBL Credit Card
*Rate does not apply to any preexisting loan or any second mortgage product
YouFirst™ Student Checking
- No minimum balance required
- Free Online Banking and eBill Pay
- Free MasterMoney Debit Card
- 4 Free Foreign Non-FNBL ATM Transactions
NOW Interest Checking
- Interest Bearing Checking Account
- $500 Minimum Opening Deposit
- $500 Minimum Balance to avoid monthly service charge of $5
- Rate of interest earned reflective of the balance of the account
- Tiers as follow:
- 0-$500
- +$500
- A $0.15 per check fee charge is assessed when monthly balance falls below monthly minimum.
SuperNOW Interest Checking
- $2,500 minimum to open account
- Rate of interest earned reflective of the balance of the account
- Tiers as follows:
- 0 - $2,500 (earns no interest)
- +$2,500 - $25,000
- +$25,000 - $50,000
- +$50,000
- If the account balance falls below $2500.00 any day during the monthly statement cycle a $10.00 fee will be charged

