August 22nd, 2009

Get $50 Reward for First Citizens’ Set to Save Program

First Citizens Bank’s Set to Save program is going to help you save money and make a little money too with their new reward promotion. If you are having trouble accruing some savings this program may be right for you. Sign up for Set to Save and First Citizens will automatically transfer any amount from your checking account, starting from just $25 a month, to your savings account. You’ll save money all year and First Citizens will reward you with $50.

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Fine print:

-You need both a First Citizen checking account as well as a Market Rate Savings account. The Market Rate Savings account must be opened between May 13th- December 31st.

-The money will be credited to your saving account after 12 consecutive months of transfers under Set to Save.

-Both accounts must be in good standing to receive the $50 reward.

-Offer cannot be combined with other offers for checking or savings.

-Only applicable to personal accounts.

There are a few more important goodies to consider—you’ll be earning interest on your savings and the minimum monthly balance account will be waived for the first year, giving you plenty of momentum and time to bring you up to speed with your savings.

For more details please click here.

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First Citizens Bank and Trust Company

With roots dating back to 1913, First Citizens serves customers in South Carolina and Georgia through an extensive network of branches and ATMs. In addition to offering a wide range of banking services for individuals and businesses, First Citizens offers brokerage and investment services through First Citizens Securities Corporation. First Citizens can offer the products and services of a large institution while maintaining a focus on competent, personal, and urgent attention to customers' needs. Headquart

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