Community Checking

Available to 501(c) organizations

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North Shore Bank designed the Community Checking account to meet the unique needs of non-profit organizations.

Benefits

Earns interest
Make purchases and access your money anytime, anywhere with your Debit Mastercard BusinessCard®
Save time with our Business Mobile App^* and basic Business Online Banking services including Bill Pay, Mobile Deposit, and eStatements
View our Business Account Opening Checklist to get started

Monthly Maintenance Fee

$0 or $10

Ways to Waive Monthly Maintenance Fee

Maintain $100 average monthly collected balance

Other

Number of no cost items^{^*} per month - 100
Cost per item (over no cost item) - $0.10 each
Cash deposit fee
- No charge for monthly cash deposits less than $5,000
- $0.30 per $100 for monthly cash deposits greater than $5,000, charged from first dollar deposited
Community Checking Product Guide
Business Deposit Account Agreement
Business Accounts Fee Schedule

Explore additional services available to your business checking account.

Business Online Banking

Business Bill Pay

Business Mobile App^*

Mobile Deposit/Capture

Positive Pay

Merchant Services

Cash Management

Business Credit Cards

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View our Business Account Opening Checklist to find out what you'll need to provide prior to opening your business account.

FAQs

We offer business loans. Please call one of our Business Loan Officers at an office near you.

Find a North Shore Bank office, ATM or loan center near you.

View our Business Account Opening Checklist to find out what you'll need to provide prior to opening a Business Banking account.

North Shore Bank offers a Business Debit Card Reward program and when a Business signs up for the Easy Savings program, you will receive an automatic rebate posted to your card’s account when you use your North Shore Bank Debit Mastercard at any of the participating merchants.

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