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Keep moving with a vehicle loan from First National Bank. From the car of your dreams to the SUV for hauling the kids or the pickup for the farm, we are your information source. We will answer your questions, talk about your options, and help you finance your new purchase. Visit with us before you go shopping, we could even pre-qualify you.
Take to the road in a new RV or motor home and choose your own adventure. Whether you head for the hills, drive the desert, or take in a sporting event, talk to us first. We will answer your questions, review your options, and help you finance your new purchase. For even more adventure, we also finance ATVs.
Catch a wave in your new boat with a First National Bank boat loan. You plan the fun, we’ll take care of the financing.
Life takes money, sometimes a little more than we have. Let us help you out. Whether you’re sending money for college tuition, shopping for a piece of furniture, or planning that dream vacation, make us your first stop.
A pre-arranged overdraft line of credit that can be accessed whenever you need it - no waiting and no visit to the bank.
- It’s convenient. With the approval of one application, have a cushion of extra money available whether you are writing a check or using your debit card. Credit lines start at $500; subject to credit approval. And, you only pay interest on the Pocket Money funds transferred to your checking account.
- Funds transfer automatically. When you use a debit card or check to pay for purchases that exceed the balance in your checking account, funds from your Pocket Money will automatically transfer in increments of $100 (up to your pre-approved credit line) to your checking account.
- Repay automatically. Each month, the bank will automatically deduct a payment from your checking account to replenish your Pocket Money Account. The amount deducted is $25, or 5 percent of the balance owed, whichever one is greater. You can always pay extra, if you prefer. As funds are replenished, they become available to use again.
