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Core Bank offers a wide range of products and expertise such as personal, business, and real estate banking. Our corporate headquarters at 17807 Burke St is a full service location with a remarkable new banking experience, featuring a coffee bar, free wi-fi, and an inviting space for all of your banking needs. This location also has a mortgage center offering a variety of programs and services. Visit us today!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Core Bank
Does Core Bank offer high-yield checking accounts?
Core Bank offers interest checking accounts with varying rates (APYs). Contact us by phone or visit one of our nearby locations to speak with an experienced expert!
Will opening a checking account affect my credit score?
Opening a personal checking account typically doesn’t require a hard credit inquiry, meaning it won’t affect your credit score. However, certain circumstances and policies may require Core Bank to perform a hard credit inquiry due to more risk involved. To learn more about how opening a checking account may affect you, contact us or visit one of our locations today!
How often do checking accounts earn interest?
At Core Bank, interest bearing checking accounts will compound at different intervals. Ask our team for more information today by calling or stopping by any location.
Which checking account is best?
The personal checking account that is best for you depends on your goals, financial lifestyle, and more. Reach out to one of our experienced experts today to discuss our free and interest checking accounts, and find the best option for you.
Do HSA funds rollover?
Yes, any unused HSA contributions rollover automatically to the next year. This benefit is unique to Health Savings Accounts, unlike Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs).