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Checking and Savings Account – Jacksonville, NC

Personal Finances 2 min read

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A checking and savings account can help you balance your budget, accrue interest and save for the future. With our convenient locations in Jacksonville, NC, First Bank can help you get there.

We offer five different types of checking accounts and three basic savings accounts to help our Jacksonville customers manage their wealth, find financial stability and achieve their dreams.

Checking Account Options at First Bank

No matter your economic interests, First Bank has a plan just for you. We offer three comprehensive checking accounts. They are:

  • Everywhere Checking — a simple and basic account
  • Everywhere Plus — a more advanced account where you can earn interest on your balance
  • Everywhere Premium — a premium account that offers additional perks such as an unlimited number of out-of-network ATM transactions with no First Bank fee

We also have two demographic-specific checking accounts. Our student checking account is custom designed for college students and comes with no maintenance fees. Our senior checking account is for those over the age of 65, and is custom built with their needs in mind.

Checking and Savings Account - Jacksonville, NC

Save More with a First Bank Savings Account

First Bank offers the following savings accounts:

  • Everywhere Savings — our signature savings account
  • MyFirst Savings — an account designed for children under the age of 18
  • Money Market — an account that offers higher rates and access to your funds

We also offer, certificates of deposit (CDs), IRAs, and health savings accounts (HSAs).

All of First Bank’s checking come complete with:

  • Online and mobile banking*
  • Paper or electronic statements
  • Online bill pay

Debit card holders will enjoy the added benefit of 24-hour help for lost or stolen cards or fraudulent activity and zero liability for unauthorized purchases.

Visit First Bank Today

Visit First Bank on New Bridge Street or Western Boulevard in Jacksonville, NC, to open your checking and savings accounts today.


*While First Bank does not charge for mobile banking, your mobile carrier’s message and data rates may apply. The First Bank Digital Banking Apps are available for select mobile and tablet devices.

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