First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account

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Highlights
APY (Annual Percentage Yield)	0.2%
APY Minimum Balance	$0
Minimum Opening Deposit	Starting at $1,000

First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account Review

First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account is offered by First National Bank of Omaha, a bank founded in 1857 and based in Omaha, NE. First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account is available in 50 states (and Washington, DC).

Key Takeaways

Very high APY. This account offers an annual percentage yield of up to 0.2%, which is much higher than the national average for a money market account.
No APY minimum balance. There is no minimum amount you have to deposit to start earning interest with this money market account.
$0 monthly fee. This account does not charge a monthly Service Charge.
$1,000 minimum deposit. This is a typical minimum initial deposit, but there are accounts that require a smaller initial deposit.

Pros & Cons of First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account

Pros	Cons
Available in all 50 states. High-interest yield. Does not offer mobile check deposits.	No signup bonus. Does not provide a debit card.

First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account FAQ

Are money market accounts from First National Bank of Omaha federally insured?

Yes, this account is insured up to $250,000 per person by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The FDIC is an independent agency of the United States government that protects you against the loss of your insured deposits if an FDIC-insured bank or savings association fails. FDIC insurance is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government.

What are the interest rates for FNBO money market rates?

First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account Rates and Terms
Rates	Amount
APY	0.2%

FNBO money market offers an APY of up to 0.2% (APY stands for annual percentage yield, rates may change).However, to earn interest you must keep a balance of $0.

What are the fees for First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account?

First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account does not charge a monthly maintenance fee.

First National Bank of Omaha will charge you a $5 fee if you exceed your maximum number of monthly transactions.

First National Bank of Omaha Money Market Account Fees
Fees	Amount
Monthly Fee	$0
Paper Statement Fee	$0
Excess Transaction Fee	$5

What is the minimum balance for FNBO money market?

Minimum deposit of $1,000. You must make an initial deposit of at least $1,000 to open this account.

What features and perks does FNBO money market offer?

This account includes the following features:

Check Writing - FNBO money market includes check writing privileges. This is convenient method to pay bills and transfer money from your account.
Fraud monitoring - First National Bank of Omaha monitors transactions for potentially fraudulent activity.
Mobile Banking Services - FNBO money market allows you to manage your money through online banking and a dedicated mobile app.

What is the support contact email?

The support contact email for this business credit card is firstnational@fnbo.com.

How to open an account with First National Bank of Omaha

Visit the First National Bank of Omaha website.
Fill in the application form. You will typically need to provide general financial information, such as your name, Social Security Number and address.
Check the information is accurate and submit your application.

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