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    Savings & Money Market Accounts

    Welcome to The Smart Life.

    Where smart people make smart decisions.

     

    Savings & Money Market Accounts: Smart accounts for smart people.

    One of the most overlooked things about your money is the fact that it's yours! The more you can sock away for a rainy day, the better off you'll be. Weather you're saving for a vacation, a new house or retirement, a savings or money market account can help you get there. Welcome to growth. Welcome to stability. Welcome to The Smart Life.

     

    Start saving today.


    Kids SaveFirst

    It's never too early to teach your kids the value of saving. This is the perfect place to start. Learn more.

      
    Regular Savings
    Put money away for a rainy day, a home project or a great vacation. When you link your savings to your checking for overdraft protection, you can avoid the hassle of overdrawing your account.
     
    Money Market
    The more you save, the more you earn with a tiered interest rate structure. The higher balance requirements of a money market account mean you earn a better interest rate than a regular savings account. Link your money market to your checking for overdraft protection and avoid the hassle of overdrawing your account.

    Check current rates.

     

    Ready to save?

    Visit any First Independent banking center or call one of our Client Service Specialists at 360.699.4293 or 888.341.2265.

     



     

    Effective February 29, 2012, Sterling Savings Bank acquired substantially all the assets of First Independent Bank. Sterling Savings Bank is a Washington state-chartered bank that operates under the following registered trade names: Sterling Bank, First Independent Bank and Sonoma Bank.  Sterling Savings Bank operates as Sonoma Bank only in the State of California.  Sterling Savings Bank, Sterling Bank, First Independent Bank and Sonoma Bank are the same FDIC-insured institution.  Deposits held under Sterling Savings Bank or any of its trade names are not separately insured by the FDIC, but are combined to determine whether a depositor has exceeded the federal deposit insurance limit.


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    * Up to $10. This account converts to a Regular Savings account after one year.