Compare Savings Accounts – Pinehurst, NC

To find just the right savings account, you must ask yourself what you need. First Bank makes it easy to compare savings accounts in Pinehurst, North Carolina, and has a suitable option for every individual requirement.

Our savings account comparison chart allows you to see our options side-by-side and provides an easy way of comparing our different accounts. But you might also find yourself suited to a particular savings account based on your answers to some of the following fundamental questions.

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Are you thinking long-term?

If you’re looking to boost long-term financial stability, you may want to consider a CD, IRA or Money Market account. These are all great ways of taking advantage of interest rates to earn money by saving money.

Do you have current or anticipated health care expenses?

If you have large health care costs that stretch outside the limits of your insurance, you may want to consider a Health Savings Account (HSA). You may be able to use your account earnings for qualified medical expenses tax-free.

Are you under the age of 18?

First Bank has a child savings account for customers under the age of 18. With only a $10 deposit, a child can begin saving their money, earning interest and learning money management skills that will last a lifetime.

Are you operating a business?

First Bank’s business savings accounts lets you put away your business revenue to earn interest and save for a rainy day.

Do you just want the basics?

We have a basic savings account for anyone looking for all the fundamentals without all the bells and whistles.

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First Bank has several locations in Pinehurst, NC for our customers to start saving money today. Compare savings accounts yourself or speak to one of our friendly associates at one of our Pinehurst branches.

Investment and Insurance Products are NOT Bank Deposits, NOT FDIC-Insured, HAVE NO Bank Guarantee, NOT Insured by any Federal Government Agency, May Go Down in Value .

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