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| • | Could Your Family Make It on One Income? |
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| • | 4 Tips for Enjoying Farmers Market Fare |
| May 2011 |
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Following years of insisting he had a finely honed filing system, Bob finally decided to switch from paper to eStatements after:
A. The home office in Bob's basement flooded, turning his statements into a waterlogged mess.
B. Bob and his wife planned a long vacation, and Bob wanted to be able to check his statement while he was away.
C. Bob wanted to set a good example after his children started talking about Earth Day activities at their school.
D. All of the above.
Switching to eStatements is a smart environmental move, and also makes sense from a security standpoint. Paper statements can be lost or stolen in the mail. By receiving your statements electronically, you can help reduce your risk of falling victim to identity fraud.
| Sign up for eStatements and The First will add a $5 credit to your account. |
Online Banking for People on the Move
Once Bob signed up for eStatements, it wasn't long before he registered for online banking. He loves:A. The flexibility to make loan payments late at night or on weekends, if necessary.
B. The ability to check his account balance while traveling.
C. The opportunity to transfer funds without having to visit a branch.
D. All of the above.
With our convenient online banking service, you can access your secure account information from any computer with Internet access. (Keep in mind that it is not a good idea to perform financial transactions on public wireless networks.) The First considers the security of your personal information of utmost concern. We authenticate every user and are vigilant in protecting your identity.Enrolling Is Easy
We've made it simple and convenient to take advantage of online banking andeStatements. Simply call 215.860.9100 or visit www.fnbn.com to learn more or to enroll.
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