Uncommon Account
A free account that’s only $10 to open, has no minimum balance, and no overdraft fees? That’s why we call it the Uncommon Account. Unique features coupled with our robust tools and resources make meeting your goals more achievable than ever.
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A Personal Checking Account With Uncommon Perks
The Uncommon Account is ideal for anyone who is just starting their banking journey or looking to start fresh. Overdraft history with another institution? No problem. We’re here to help you establish a strong financial foundation.
Uncommon Account Highlights
Easy to open and maintain: $10 minimum opening deposit, and no minimum balance requirement.
No fees: No monthly maintenance service fees1 and no overdraft or non-sufficient funds fees2.
Go green! Since this account doesn’t have check-writing ability, you can save some trees by going completely paperless with eStatements.
Bank with your mobile device: Use our Mobile Banking app with Mobile Check Deposit and make easy digital payments with Apple Pay®, Google Pay®, Samsung Pay®, and Zelle®.
Easy access: Get to your cash with our Visa® Debit Card and surcharge-free MoneyPass® ATMs nationwide.
Bank online on your time: Manage your account, view statements, and make transactions with our Online Banking with Bill Pay.
All of your finances, all in one place: View all of your accounts, track your spending, and manage your budget through iFiTM, available at no cost through Online and Mobile Banking.
View and monitor your credit score: Keep track of your credit score easily with Credit Sense, a free tool found in our Online and Mobile Banking.
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1 Other fees may apply, including a $2 monthly fee for mailed paper statements if you do not enroll in eStatements. Please read our Fee Schedule for details.
2 Although we will never charge an overdraft or non-sufficient funds fee, it is possible for the account to have a negative balance, for example, if a check you cash or deposit is returned unpaid.