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Relationship Banking

Get more out of your relationship with us.

More convenience. More interest. More advantages. That’s what Relationship Banking is all about. It starts with a checking account that earns a competitive rate of interest. You’ll also enjoy such features as Online and Mobile banking, a no annual fee Contactless Relationship Banking Visa® Debit Card and earn rewards1, plus special relationship benefits. 

 

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Account Benefits

  • Unlimited ATM transactions at non-Fulton Bank ATMs2
  • Up to a $10 rebate on the last day of each statement cycle for ATM surcharge fees charged by non-Fulton Bank ATM owners in the U.S.3
  • 50% off any standard personal checks per year (must be ordered through bank vendor)
  • No annual fee Contactless Relationship Banking Visa® Debit Card1 with higher daily purchase and ATM withdrawal limits
  • May qualify for a closing cost credit or an interest rate discount on your next mortgage.
  • Eligible for tiered-rate bonus4 on Money Market accounts, Certificates of Deposit (CDs) and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) when primary or secondary owner of the Relationship Banking checking account has qualifying combined balances of at least $25,000.5 

Account Requirements:

  • Minimum age to open this account is 18
  • $20 monthly maintenance fee can be waived two ways:
    • $5,000 minimum daily balance and one customer-initiated transaction6 posted each statement cycle OR
    • $25,000 combined deposit and investment* (Investment accounts are not FDIC insured; no bank guarantee; may lose value) balance for the primary or secondary account owner on the last day of the statement cycle5 and one customer-initiated transaction6 posted each statement cycle
  • $1,000 minimum daily balance to earn interest
A debit card that's rewarding.
Earn rewards on everyday purchases with an eligible checking account.
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Bank virtually anywhere
Our mobile app brings the bank to you. Quickly and securely deposit checks, check balances, access your Fulton Bank Credit Card accounts, and track recent transactions to manage your money.

 

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View our printer-friendly product information sheet to learn more about our checking accounts.

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Contactless Debit Card
Simple & rewarding.
Make checkout simple, fast, and secure. Plus earn points on everyday purchases.
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Platinum Money Market
Grow your money faster.
Earn competitive interest rates.
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Certificates of Deposit
Choose your terms.
Earn higher rates than traditional savings by locking in rates from 3 months to 6 years.
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