| Minimum
to Open |
$300 |
| Balance
to Avoid Maintenance Fee |
$500
daily or $1,500 average daily balance during
calendar quarter. |
Monthly
Maintenance Fee
(if balance is not maintained) |
$9
per calendar quarter |
|
Interest
Rate / Interest Payment |
Variable,
set at bank's discretion. Interest compounds
daily using daily balance, credited quarterly.
|
| In-Touch
24 Customer Service |
Per
Inquiry:
$1 automated (3 free) |
| Excessive
Regulatory Transactions and Transaction Fees |
Up
to 6 transfers per statement cycle permitted
to another account of depositor at the same
bank or to a third party if by preauthorized,
automatic or telephone agreement (3 of the
6 may be by draft or debit card). $5 for each
transaction over 6 per statement cycle. |
Early
Account Closing Fee
(if closed within 6 months) |
$30 |
| Account
Features & Benefits |
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| Other
Information |
First
National Bank of Central Florida is a Member
of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
("FDIC"). All deposit accounts
are FDIC insured up to $100,000. Customers
choose their bank statements to be sent by
email, paper copy or CD Rom. Accounts closed
before interest is credited will not receive
the accrued interest. We use the daily balance
method to calculate the interest on your
account. This method applies a daily periodic
rate to the principal in the account each
day. Except for CD's and IRA's, interest
begins to accrue no later than the business
day we receive credit for the deposit of
non-cash items (for example, checks). Contact
the customer service representative at the
office nearest you or call In-Touch 24 (1-800-869-9456)
for the current annual percentage yields,
fees, and other information concerning our
accounts. On all variable interest bearing
accounts: the interest rate and annual percentage
yield may change; at our discretion, we may
change the interest rate on your account
at any time. Balance to Avoid Maintenance
Fee section: the average daily balance is
calculated by adding the principal in the
combined accounts for each day of the period
and dividing that figure by the number of
days in the period.
For
a complete account disclosure, please visit
one of our branch
office locations or contact customer
service.
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