banker at drive through window with kasasa sticker

First National Bank and Trust Now Offers Kasasa

July 21, 2017

Clinton IL - First National Bank and Trust Company is proud to announce they will offer nationally acclaimed Kasasa® products beginning July 20, 2017. 

What’s Kasasa? Kasasa helps community banks compete with mega-banks. On an everyday level, Kasasa is free checking that rewards you each month for doing simple things you might already do.

First National Bank and Trust will now offer two new free checking accounts, Kasasa Cash® and Kasasa Cash Back®. 

Kasasa Cash® is a free checking account that rewards account holders with high interest on their balance.

Kasasa Cash Back® is a free checking account that rewards account holders with cash back on everyday debit card purchases — no points or categories.

Both Kasasa Cash® and Kasasa Cash Back® include refunds on ATM withdrawal fees, no maintenance fees and no minimum balance to earn your rewards. 

First National Bank will also offer Kasasa Saver® in partnership with these checking accounts as an automatic way to set cash aside. Kasasa accounts are always free, and there’s no penalty fee. Qualifications and rules apply, contact First National Bank and Trust Company for details. 

“We are thrilled to begin offering our clients Kasasa products,” said Rachel Costello, VP of personal banking. “We believe there is an account that is right for you and are here to answer all of your questions. First National Bank is excited to Ignite Prosperity in our community with these new products and will continue to invest in the latest technology to provide the best banking experience for our clients.”

Ask for Kasasa® by calling (217) 935-2148 or stop by First National Bank and Trust at 2 Kelli Court, Clinton, IL 61727 or visit firstnbtc.com.

About First National Bank and Trust Co: First National Bank & Trust Company is a community bank located in Clinton, Illinois. Dedicated to community prosperity, the bank was chartered in 1872 under the name DeWitt County National Bank. The name was changed First National Bank and Trust Company in 1974 and was recently acquired by TS Banking Group in 2017. With $125 million in assets, First National Bank is dedicated to community reinvestment and gives 10% of its net income back to the community. For more information visit firstnbtc.com.