All of East Wisconsin Savings Bank’s checking accounts include features that matter the most to you, including:

• Online and mobile banking
• Mobile and online Billpay services
• Free 24/7 phone banking
• $25 minimum deposit to open an account

Choose from our three checking account options outlined below.

GO FREE Checking*

• Free first order of East Wisconsin style checks, or special pricing on first order of other styles.
• Convenient, combined statements. Information for all your accounts on one monthly statement — or choose eStatements for even faster delivery.
• Competitive interest rate** paid on all balances.
  Fees could reduce earnings.

GO 50+ FREE Checking*

• Available for members 50 years of age and older.
• Free East Wisconsin style checks, or special pricing on other styles.
• Convenient, combined statements. Information for all your accounts on one monthly statement — or choose eStatements for even faster delivery.
• Competitive interest rate** paid on all balances.
  Fees could reduce earnings.

GO Life Builder Checking

• Earn tiered interest on balances over $2,500.** Increased interest rate on higher balances.
  Fees could reduce earnings.

We make it EASY to move your automatic payments and direct deposits to East Wisconsin from an account at another financial institution! See any of our Member Experience Representatives for more information.

* GO FREE and GO 50+ FREE Checking Accounts require at least two of the following additional services: EWSB Savings Account, Automatic Savings or IRA Investment of $50 or more per month, Free Direct Deposit, Internet Billpay, VISA Credit Card or VISA Check Card (Debit Card), Overdraft Protection, Automatic Payment of EWSB Mortgage, Home Equity Loan/Line of Credit, and/or Consumer Loan.

** Interest begins to accrue no later than the business day we receive credit for your deposit. The annual percentage yield assumes interest remains on deposit. A withdrawal will reduce both earnings and the annual percentage yield. Interest is credited to compound monthly. The daily balance method is used to calculate the interest on your account. Rates are determined and changed at the banks discretion.