Many companies want to maximize the return on their excess business cash. FNCB can help you accomplish this with our business savings accounts and certificates of deposit (CDs). These investment vehicles enable you to earn competitive rates of return on excess business funds while still maintaining the liquidity you need for daily working capital expenses.
Money invested in FNCB business savings accounts and CDs is insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) up to $250,000. Click the links below to learn more about the business savings account and CD options available from FNCB:
Click here to see a comparison chart of the Business Savings Accounts that we offer.
Click here to see a comparison chart of the Business Certificate of Deposits that we offer.
This account is designed for businesses that maintain higher balances. Interest is paid on account balances of $10,000 or more. It works together with an FNCB Performance Checking Account to provide maximum financial control and flexibility.
No minimum balance to open the account.
Interest rate based on account balance.
Account earns interest with a balance of $10,000.00 or more.
Unlimited deposits including transfers into the account.
Your business will receive a guaranteed fixed interest rate on savings for the term of this CD, which ranges from three months to five years. This provides you with a degree of certainty with regard to the return on your investment.
Minimum deposit amount is $1,000.00.
Wide variety of terms.
Account offers a guaranteed fixed rate for the term of the CD.
Interest compounds quarterly.
Interest can be credited to the CD or to a FNCB checking or savings account or paid by check.
With this option, you can make additional deposits to your Fixed Rate CD as it grows. The term of the CD is 12 months, and additional deposits receive a guaranteed fixed rate for the term of the CD.
Twelve month term with a minimum deposit of $500.00.
Additional deposits must be a minimum of $50.00.
Account offers a guaranteed fixed rate for the term of the CD.
Interest compounds quarterly.
Interest disposition is a quarterly credit to the CD.