Stress-Free Student Checking Account – Asheville, NC

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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