Community NOW Checking Accounts offer many benefits to fit your Banking needs.

NOW CHECKING

  • Available to Regular Banking Customers who
    maintain $1,000 or more on deposit in a Regular
    Savings account
Alternative NOW Checking
  • Minimum available balance of $400 is required
NOW Interest Bearing Checking
(A regular NOW Checking account automatically becomes interest bearing whenever there is a $1,000 or more daily balance during the monthly statement cycle.)
  • Minimum balance is $1,000
  • Interest paid monthly as of account statement cut-off date
  • Interest is calculated from day of deposit to day of withdrawal
Super NOW Checking
(A regular NOW Checking account automatically becomes a Super NOW account whenever there is a $2,500 or more daily balance during the monthly statement cycle.)
  • Interest paid monthly as of account statement cut-off date
  • Interest is calculated from day of deposit to day of withdrawal
  • $2,500 minimum balance is required or $1,000 minimum balance for Money Market depositors.

Business Checking

  • Available with minimum balance requirements in proportion to services rendered.
  • Proper minimum balance avoids customary bank service charges.

New - Easier NOW Account Record Keeping
NOW Account customers receive their monthly statements with images of checks instead of the checks themselves. Binders to store check images are available for customers at no charge.

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Financial services provided for local customers. All accounts must
be opened in person. Other terms, conditions and restrictions apply.
For current rates call Total Service Connection at 773.685.3947.

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Community Savings Bank is participating in the FDIC’s Transaction Account Guarantee Program. Under that program, through June 30, 2010, all noninterest-bearing transaction accounts are fully guaranteed by the FDIC for the entire amount in the account. Coverage under the Transaction Account Guarantee Program is in addition to and separate from the coverage available under the FDIC's general deposit insurance rules.