Student Checking
An account that's fee-free with e-statement enrollment if you're 12-22 and starting your financial journey.
You are between 12-22 and want the benefits of an account without the fees.
You don't want to have the pressure of maintaining a minimum balance in the account.
You want peace of mind knowing your personal information is protected through our Mastercard® ID Theft Protection. Click here to Sign Up.
You want resources to help you track your budget, monitor spending, and gain insights into financial habits through our Money Management tools.
You want access to automatically save money while you shop when using your debit card linked to a savings account through our Pocket Change program. Click Here to Enroll.
You want unlimited, no-fee access to nationwide ATMs; click here to find a free MoneyPass® ATM near you.
You will need your Social Security Number, Valid ID (Drivers License or Government Issued ID), and must be a resident of the state of Missouri.
You will need a major debit or credit card to initiate the opening balance.
You will receive a verification email from us for additional information.
This account allows for one overdraft/ insufficient funds waiver coupon.
Manage your bank accounts at your convenience at any time. Plus get features like mobile deposits, bill pay, electronic statements, and more! To Learn More Click Here.
First State Community Bank Debit Mastercard, gives you fast and easy access to your money, but with security and simplicity that cash can’t offer. To Learn More Click Here.
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