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It's always smart to save. It's brilliant to save with the right account.
We have a variety of ways to make the most of the money you’re setting aside for the future. Whether you’ve got plans of your own, or you’re building a future for your family, our job is to make it as easy as possible for your savings to grow.
Savings on autopilot with automatic transfers of your Kasasa® Checking rewards
Individuals who want to save but not think about it all the time
$50
Simple savings kept simple
Individuals that want to earn competitive returns with compound interest
$300
The structure of a savings account with the flexibility of a checking account
Individuals who like their savings putting in work
$2,500
Take the first step to savings
Children under 18
$0
Stable returns to match your timeline. Enjoy fixed dividend rates with more guarantees than other risky investments.
• Higher rates for longer term
• Fixed dividend rates pay higher than regular savings
• No setup or maintenance fees
• $1,000 minimum deposit to open
• Jumbo certificates available with a $100,000 minimum deposit
• FDIC insured
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Set your future self up for success with competitive dividends above standard savings rates.
• Competitive dividends above standard savings rates
• No setup fees1
• No monthly or annual maintenance fees
• Contributions may be tax deductible2
• $1 minimum deposit to open
Get a complete picture of your finances with Personal Finance Management (PFM).
Link your savings accounts to PFM to view it all in one convenient spot—the Texas First Bank Online Banking (OLB) platform or mobile app!
Texas First Bank has been providing Texans like you premium banking services since 1973.
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Creating a budget is not always easy. But it’s an important step if you want to reach your financial goals. To help Texas First Bank customers, we’ve compiled some tips on how to create a budget and stick with it.
It’s all too common to feel like you’re stuck in a rut with money and can’t get out of the hole you’re in. When you’re looking at options, there are a million different routes you can take, and it’s sometimes hard to know where to start.
Put yourself steps ahead of your peers. If you have a young, growing family, no doubt your to-do list is pretty long on any given day. Where does saving and investing rank on that list?
