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Stress-Free Student Checking Account – Asheville, NC

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First Bank’s stress-free student checking account is suited for the hectic lifestyle of a college student. First Bank has many locations around Asheville, NC, to help students easily manage their banking needs.

Campus Checking, our stress-free student checking account, is open to students between the ages of 16 and 25.

Stress Free Student Checking Account - Asheville, NC

Campus Checking with First Bank

Our Campus Checking account includes:

  • No monthly maintenance fees. There’s no minimum balance to remain free of any monthly fees.
  • Free online bill pay. Set up automatic payments up to a year in advance or use just a couple clicks of the mouse to pay bills manually.
  • Free online and mobile banking for 24-hour access to your account. View your account details at any time from any location.
  • Free electronic or paper monthly statements. See up to 28 months of account transactions.
  • Free alerts by email, text message or phone call to notify you of account activity. Stay in the know about processed transactions, an approaching due date for a bill, a balance that is above or below a specified amount and more.

The term “stress-free” will get the attention of any college student. That’s why First Bank’s Campus Checking program is sure to turn heads on any college campus.

Open a Checking Account Today

Stop by one of our Asheville, NC, branches to setup a stress-free student checking account today.

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