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Auto Loan Special!

03-Nov-2011

Now offering a SPECIAL LOW RATE for newer vehicles. Contact a Lender (http://www.sturgisbank.com/contact-loan-department.htm) today!..

Health Savings Account

03-Nov-2011

Health Savings Accounts (HSA) help you manage your health care expenses without risking health care coverage. Learn more (http://www.sturgisbank.com/health-savings-accounts.htm)...

Holiday Savings Account

03-Nov-2011

The Holiday Savings is a great way to put a little money aside throughout the year so you have the money you need for the holidays. Open your Holiday Savings today and enjoy the holidays without feeli..

U. S. Savings Bonds are Going Paperless

03-Nov-2011

On Dec. 31, 2011, the U.S. Department of the Treasury will end over-the-counter sales of paper savings bonds. Sturgis Bank & Trust Company will stop accepting applications for bonds on Dec. 29, 20..

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Cash Management

Sweep Accounts

Increase your earnings with the convenience of a Sturgis Bank & Trust Company sweep account. Your money is swept in a AAA rated fund at the end of each business day. The funds earnings are calculated on the current interest market rates. Your deposited funds are liquid for easy and immediate access to your money. Contact a Business Development Officer to learn more about the advantages and earning potential of a sweep account.

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