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 Business Checking

Small Business Checking – A basic checking account for businesses with limited activity and lower balances.

Business Checking – A checking account for businesses designed to meet the needs of corporations, partnerships, associations and individuals with higher account activity. 

 

 

 

 

SMALL BUSINESS CHECKING
A non-interest-bearing checking account for businesses with limited account activity. 

Features

• Low minimum balance required to open

• Low monthly service charge - $10.00

• Up to 50 free debits (checks) each statement cycle

• Monthly Itemized monthly statement with check images provided at no cost

• 1^st Response – 24-hour automated information line

• Legend Online Banking

• ACH debit and credit origination, merchant services available

Pricing

• $500 minimum deposit to open

• $10 monthly maintenance fee

• $0.15 for each additional item after the first 50 debits (checks)  processed monthly

• Other services subject to standard fees

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BUSINESS CHECKING

A non-interest-bearing checking account designed to meet the needs of corporations, partnerships, associations and individuals with medium-to-high levels of account activity. 

Features

• Unlimited withdrawals and deposits

• Maintenance fee assessed according to account volume and may be offset with an earnings credit *based on account balance  

• Monthly Itemized statement with check images at no cost

• 1^st Response – 24-hour automated information line

• Legend Online Banking

Pricing

• 500 minimum deposit to open

• $12.50 monthly maintenance fee may be offset by account analysis

• Transaction fees:

  • Debits/checks posted: $0.15

  • Credits/Deposits posted: $0.35

  • Deposited items on us: $0.05

  • Deposited items on others: $0.10

• An earnings credit based upon average collected investable balance will be applied at the bank’s current Cash Management Account rate. Rate is subject to change.

• Other optional service fees may be charged based on account analysis

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