Business Checking

MidSouth Bank offers banking and finance options custom tailored for your unique business needs.

BUSINESS CHECKING

A low-cost checking account designed for the business customer who writes less than 50 checks and deposits less than 100 items per statement cycle.

Initial deposit to open account is $100.

Service charge if ledger balance remains greater than $2,500 during statement cycle is $5
Service charge if ledger balance drops below $2,500 during statement cycle is $10
$0.25 per check charge for each check written over 50 per statement cycle.
$0.15 per deposit item for each item deposited over 100 per statement cycle.
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FREE 24-Hour Telephone Banking

Account Analysis

A service charge is charged only when activity fees and maintenance exceed the earnings allowance. Many of our customers maintain balances which offset these charges, thus they have no service charge.

Initial deposit to open account is $100
Interest earnings credit on collected balance less
10% reserve on this account offsets any service charge
$10 maintenance fee
$0.25 charge per deposit
$0.065 per on-us item deposited and $0.08 per other item deposited
$0.13 charge per debit item (checks written)
$0.045 charge per $1,000 for FDIC insurance
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FREE 24-Hour Telephone Banking

Non-profit

No monthly service charge
Initial deposit to open account is $100
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FREE 24-Hour Telephone Banking

Business Super NOW*

Minimum monthly balance to avoid service charge is $2,500 or average monthly balance of $5,000
Service charge if ledger balance drops below $2,500 during statement cycle is $9
Initial deposit to open account is $2,500
$0.25 charge per deposit
$0.065 per on-us item deposited and $0.08 per other item deposited
$0.13 charge per debit item (checks written)
See Interest Rate Information for current rates
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FREE 24-Hour Telephone Banking

* Limited to Sole Proprietorships and Public Funds

At our discretion, our interest rate and annual percentage yield may change at any time. You must maintain the minimum balance stated for your account each day to obtain the annual percentage yield listed under "Current Rate Information". Interest begins to accrue no later than the business day on which we receive credit for non-cash items (for example, checks).

The daily balance method is used to calculate the interest on your account and the amount of interest you earn is based on the daily collected balance. The daily balance method applies a daily periodic rate to the full amount of principal in the account each day.