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$25 per month
Fee
0.01%
APY
APY | 0.01% on balances of $0 to $2,500 |
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Fee | $25 per month |
To waive the fee | You can avoid it if you maintain at least $1,000 in your account or more than $25,000 in combined funds across your other First National Bank accounts. |
ATMs | 800+ ATMs across Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia |
ATM fee rebates | up to 4 ATM fees reimbursements each month |
Out-of-network ATM fee | $2.95 |
Overdraft fee | $0 |
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But it comes with a $25 monthly fee that you can only avoid by keeping at least $1,000 in the account or more than $2,500 in combined funds across your other First National Bank accounts. And it barely earns any interest.
You’ll need to keep up to $2,500 in your account to earn its low 0.01% APY. This is lower than the national average for interest-bearing checking accounts, which is currently at 0.03% APY.
Plenty of free checking accounts offer more features and better interest rates. For instance, OnJuno earns up to 1.2% APY on balances up to $50,000, and offers at least one ATM fee refunded each month. Plus, OnJuno’s ATM network is 100 times larger than First National Bank’s.
Follow these six steps to open a First National Bank eStyle Plus account.
Open a First National Bank eStyle Plus account when you meet these requirements.
Provide the following information when applying for an eStyle Plus account.
Like other FNB checking accounts, eStyle Plus comes with online bill pay and a feature that lets you control how and where your card is used. It also offers these benefits.
Use this table to compare other checking accounts based on their fees and ATM networks.
Move money into and out of your eStyle Plus account in the following ways.
Contact First National Bank in one of the following ways: