Make your money work for you. Earn tiered interest that scales with the size of your balance.
Key Features
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Tiered Rates
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Liberty Link Included
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Digital Banking
Tiered Rates
Liberty Link Included
Digital Banking
WHAT IS A FREEDOM CHECKING ACCOUNT?
This account features tiered interest so the higher your account balance is, the more you’ll earn with higher rates. Tiered Interest Rate checking accounts are a great option for customers who typically hold higher balances in their checking, but don’t want to miss out on the benefits of growing their funds.
- Earn tiered interest, rewarding larger balances with higher rates1
- A minimum balance of $100 is required to earn interest
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If the average collected balance falls below $1,500.00, a $12.00 service charge will be assessed.
- Digital banking services include:
- MyBanker™ Online Banking Service
- MYBILLPAY® Online Bill Payment Service
- First Liberty Bank Mobile App2
- MYMOBILEDEPOSIT® Mobile Deposit Capture
- MYE-DOCS® Electronic Statements
- Visa® debit card available on approval3
- Unlimited POS and FLB ATM transactions
- 5 free non-First Liberty Bank ATM transactions per statement cycle; $1.25 per ATM transaction thereafter
- $5 replacement fee
- LibertyLink service included
- $50 minimum deposit to open
- Interest will be compounded daily and credited to the account monthly
OPEN A FREEDOM CHECKING ACCOUNT AT FIRST LIBERTY BANK TODAY!
Are you ready to open a Freedom Checking account in Oklahoma to start earning more with tiered interest rates with larger balances? Compare with our other checking accounts in Oklahoma to find your best fit!
Contact First Liberty Bank to get started!
Call a Universal Banker today in Oklahoma City at 405-608-4500 or in Norman at 405-561-0300. Visit one of our branch locations in Oklahoma City, OK or Norman, OK today!
1Fees may reduce earnings. Interest rates are subject to change.
2Wireless carrier data rates may apply.
3Please Note: Paid Item Fees and Return Item Fees apply to items created by check, in-person withdrawals, and electronic means. Inadvertent overdrafts caused by ATM and one-time debit card transactions are excluded.
