Complimentary Personal
Checking
Get More Out of Your Kennebunk Savings Relationship
When you have a Kennebunk Savings Business
Success Plus or regular Business Success account, you’re
also eligible for a special package of personal banking services.
Our commitment to quality service and innovative banking products is
just as strong for our personal accounts as for our business
customers. And as a preferred business banking customer, you’re
entitled to a free Buzz relationship checking account. Apply
Now
Save time and money with Buzz Buzz Checking is the banking account for active people
who want easy banking access. You can have all your checking, saving,
loan and timesaving conveniences in one relationship account –
with one monthly statement that details all accounts in the package. You can even offer complimentary
accounts to all principals of your business!
As an Buzz customer, you’ll get:
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No ATM Fees — Ever! Now you
can use your ATM card at any ATM anywhere in the world with absolutely no fees from us or any other
bank!
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Free CheckFree™
Bill Pay. America’s favorite internet bill payment
system with unlimited payments to companies or
individuals.
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Free Personalized Kennebunk Savings
Bank Signature Checks for life!
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Earn preferred rates on Savings with
just $5000 in your Buzz Savings account – guaranteed on
all your funds through September 1, 2007!
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Free Cash & Check Card – you
can use your Kennebunk Savings Debit Card anywhere
Mastercard is accepted.
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Plus Many Other Benefits
including: free Kenn-e-banking internet banking, bank-by-phone,
combined statements, optional E-statements, direct
deposit, and preferred pricing on savings, CD's,
consumer loans and insurance.**
**Please note that insurance or annuity products are offered and sold by Morris Insurance Services, Inc., a subsidiary of Kennebunk Savings Bank. Insurance and annuity products and services are not deposits of Kennebunk Savings Bank or any other affiliate; are not obligations of or guaranteed by Kennebunk Savings Bank and are not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any other agency of the U.S. government. Annuities may involve investment risk, including the possible loss of principal.
