Statement Savings Account

Start building toward a tomorrow where anything is possible.

Putting money in the bank is like making a down payment on your future.

$1 at a time

Start small, build up

It only takes $50 to open a Paducah Bank Statement Savings Account.

Start earning extra

Interest paid on balances of $300 or more.

Track your progress

Use Online and Mobile Banking tools to keep tabs on your balance and transfer funds.

A standard savings account? Far from it.

Because there's nothing standard about your life. There's nothing ordinary about what you have in mind for you and your family. Of course, it makes sense to have an emergency fund. But you may find there's more motivation to save when you focus on all the things you can someday do with this money to make your life better and those around you happier.

  • Give your savings an extra boost by scheduling automatic transfers from your checking account
  • Receive free eStatements as well as regular paper bank statements
  • No maintenance fee with balances of $300 or more (otherwise, $7 per quarter)
  • Six free withdrawals from account each statement period (quarterly)

Open a Statement Savings Accounts by visiting one of our Paducah or Louisville, Kentucky branches.

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Disclosures
An interest-bearing account, the interest rate and annual percentage yield will depend upon the daily balance in your account. This account may be opened with as little as $50, and as many as six withdrawals can be made per statement period. No monthly maintenance fee will be assessed as long as you maintain a balance of at least $300 and the account does not become dormant. Dormant fee will apply if no activity occurs on account within one year.

Savings and Money Market Accounts are limited transaction accounts. Additional information can be found in the disclosures for deposit accounts.