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Personal Banking in and around Somerset

Contact Angi Tennant

To apply for Banking Options or to learn more about Banking Products.

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Angi Tennant

State Farm® Agent
Contact Angi Tennant

To apply for Banking Options or to learn more about Banking Products.

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Personal banking options are here with U.S. Bank®

U.S. Bank® may be able to help you reach your personal financial goals

Checking accounts

With a checking account through U.S. Bank®, you can enjoy advantages like access to your account 24/7 online or with U.S. Bank®'s mobile app, one of the largest ATM networks in America, and more.

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Savings accounts

Some benefits of having a savings account through U.S. Bank® include overdraft protection for your U.S. Bank checking account and competitive rates for State Farm customers, among others.

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CDs

U.S. Bank® offers a variety of CD choices so you can choose the one that works for you, including options like Standard CD and Smartly CD.

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Credit cards

Along with the terrific features available, there are additional advantages offered to State Farm Visa® cardmembers including extra cash back, Auto Deductible reimbursement, purchase security, and more.

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Personal loans

Your agent Angi Tennant would be happy to help explain the simple process to check your rate for a personal loan and the other benefits that U.S. Bank® offers.

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Personal banking your way

Here for your personal banking needs.

Profile photo of a State Farm Agent named: Angi Tennant

Angi Tennant

State Farm® Agent

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