A Clear and Concise Guide to the
POWER CHECKING ACCOUNT
This Clear and Concise Guide serves as the Truth-in-Savings disclosure for the Power Checking Account. The Clear and Concise Guide as well as
the Deposit Agreement are the governing terms of the Power Checking Account we offer.
BASIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS
“Bank”, “we”, “us” and “our” means First National Bank Texas (FNBT), or First Convenience Bank (FCB), a division of First National Bank Texas or
First Heroes National Bank (FHNB), a division of First National Bank Texas.
ACCOUNT
OPENING
AND
USAGE
Minimum Deposit Needed to Open Account
(no Fee if you are 60 or older)
Requirements to Waive Monthly
Maintenance Fee
(No Monthly Maintenance Fee if you do one
of the following each statement cycle)
• Maintain a balance of $250 or more each day, or
• Have a total of $250 in monthly deposits reflect on your monthly statement
(Internal transfers from other FNBT / FCB or FHNB accounts, Internet Banking
transfers, and refunds from the Bank do not qualify as deposits for waiving
the Monthly Maintenance Fee), or
• Complete at least 12 debit card purchases that reflect on your monthly
statement. (ATM transactions do not count towards the 12 debit card
purchases)
• No Monthly Maintenance Fee if you are age 60 or older
ATM Transactions on any Gold Key® ATM
Withdrawals, inquiries, and transfers
ATM Transactions on any Non-Gold Key® ATM
Each withdrawal, inquiry or transfer
Additional fees may be charged by the ATM’s owner/operator
Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) Fee
See OVERDRAFT RELATED FEES for when this Fee may be charged
See OVERDRAFT RELATED FEES for when this Fee may be charged
See OVERDRAFT RELATED FEES for when this Fee may be charged
AccountTRANSFER Overdraft Protection
Transfer Fee
Enroll in E-Statements to avoid the Paper Statement Fee
For more information, see the separate Banking Services/Fee Schedule
For more information on the availability of funds for withdrawal and deposit
hold policy, refer to the Bank’s Funds Availability Policy
AccountTRANSFER OVERDRAFT PROTECTION PLAN
We offer a contractual agreement for Overdraft protection
through our AccountTRANSFER Overdraft Protection Plan. This
service must be requested and is not automatically available
with your account.
AccountTRANSFER Overdraft Protection allows you to use the
money you put aside in a separate designated “transfer from”
account as protection against Overdrafts in other accounts.
AccountTRANSFER Overdraft Protection transfers are made for
the exact amount required to cover the Overdraft. If your
designated “transfer from” account does not have enough
available funds to cover the necessary amount, we will not
make a transfer and our normal $34 per Item Overdraft, $17 per
Item NSF and $34 Negative Balance Fees apply. We will make
one (1) transfer per day.
AccountTRANSFER Overdraft Protection transfers are allowed
for FNBT/FCB transfers to FNBT/FCB accounts or FHNB transfers
to FHNB accounts. You cannot make an AccountTRANSFER
Overdraft Protection transfer from a FNBT/FCB account to a
FHNB account or from a FHNB account to a FNBT/FCB account.
We start with the account balance in your account at the beginning of the
banking day, subtract holds from your account balance and make any
adjustments from prior days. Next, we add credits and then subtract debits
from your account balance. The following is a summary of how we generally
post Items and examples of some of our categories and the more common
transactions we assign to each category.
• First, your deposits and credits are added to your account balance.
• Then, withdrawals made at our teller windows, transfers made with our
24-Hour Personal Account Line, online and mobile banking systems,
online and mobile banking bill payments and outgoing wire transfers are
subtracted from your account balance in lowest to highest dollar
amount.
• Then, card transactions and ATM transactions are subtracted from your
account balance in date and time order.
• Then, ACH debits without a check number are subtracted from your
account balance before other checks you wrote with a check number, in
lowest to highest dollar amount. When we receive a check number,
checks will be subtracted from your account balance in sequential check
number order.
• Finally, most Fees and service charges in lowest to highest dollar
amount.
Keep in mind that we may process transactions in a different order than you
made them. This may impact the total amount of Fees you incur per banking
day. For more information on the Bank’s posting order, refer to the Deposit
Agreement section, “Processing Transactions and Posting Orders.”