Your Community Bank – Pinehurst, NC

Part of being your community bank in Pinehurst means offering a variety of services that meet the needs of individual community members. Whether it is assisting an individual with opening a checking account, or helping business owners manage their payroll, First Bank is here to help.

First Bank Is Your Community Bank In Pinehurst, NC

Some of our many services include:

Individual Banking—First Bank offers a variety of services to help individuals manage their finances, including:

Checking accounts
Savings accounts
Debit & credit cards
Insurance*
Wealth management

Business Banking—First Bank offers financial services for business owners, including:

Business loans
Checking accounts
Savings accounts
Debit and credit cards
Merchant services (credit card processing, reconciliation and reporting, check collection)
Treasury services (payroll services, deposit services, etc..)

Digital Banking—With First Bank, you can manage your finances online from almost anywhere. We offer:

Online, mobile, and tablet banking
Mobile check deposit
Text alerts
eStatements
Online bill pay

Loans—Whether you need a personal loan for an unexpected expense, or a loan to purchase your first house, First Bank has you covered with:

Personal loans
Home equity lines of credit
Auto or boat loans
Business loans

First Bank: Founded on Community Values

In 1895, James Walker Tufts purchased nearly 6,000 acres of land in Moore County, NC, and planned on building a resort where people who had tuberculosis could go to recover. He soon had to switch gears when it became known that tuberculosis was highly contagious, and he decided to make the resort into a vacation destination. Shortly after that, the small golf community of Pinehurst was born, and almost 120 years later, Pinehurst’s sense of community is still going strong.

Much like Pinehurst, NC, First Bank was founded out of a desire to help others. We opened our first branch in Troy, NC, to help a small town recover from losing its only bank at the beginning of the Great Depression. We quickly became known for helping local businesses and farmers manage their funds, and since then we’ve evolved to meet the needs of our customers. If you call the community of Pinehurst home, choose First Bank as your community bank.

For more information about First Bank, your community bank in Pinehurst, NC, visit our website or one of our two Pinehurst, NC locations today!

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Pinehurst: http://www.pinehurst.com/

5 Blake Blvd.

Pinehurst, NC 28374

910-295-4810

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10 Chinquapin Road

Pinehurst, NC 28374

910-295-5524

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