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Personal Banking in and around Brandon

Contact Matt Pitts

To apply for Banking Options or to learn more about Banking Products.

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Matt Pitts

State Farm® Agent
Contact Matt Pitts

To apply for Banking Options or to learn more about Banking Products.

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Personal banking with U.S. Bank®

Discover which U.S. Bank® personal banking products may be right for you

Checking accounts

U.S. Bank® has great benefits for State Farm customers, including Greenlight® or the Smart Rewards program, that your State Farm agent Matt Pitts would be happy to help you investigate!

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Savings accounts

If you're looking for a bank to help you save money to reach your financial goals, don't miss the savings account options with U.S. Bank®.

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CDs

Choose from CD options with competitive interest rates. Local agent Matt Pitts would be happy to help you review the specifics of each option and which may be right for your financial goals.

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Credit cards

Along with the excellent options available, there are additional advantages offered to State Farm Visa® cardmembers including extra cash back, purchase security, Auto Deductible reimbursement, and more.

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Personal loans

There are lots of reasons for choosing a personal loan - emergency expenses, putting a pool in, medical bills, or prepping for a wedding. Your goals can become a reality with U.S. Bank®.

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Personal banking to help fit your needs

Personal banking products to help reach your goals.

Profile photo of a State Farm Agent named: Matt Pitts

Matt Pitts

State Farm® Agent

Simple Insights®

Easily access your money with a checking account

Checking accounts can be one of the best ways to keep your money accessible. They also offer options to access your funds with an ATM or debit card.

APR vs. interest rate on your car loan

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