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Protect your account from overdrafts today.
Learn about overdraft protection services. |
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Overdrafts happen.
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You’re careful when it comes to balancing your finances. But life can be hectic, and it’s easy for anyone to forget about a transaction. For those times, First Tennessee has you covered with four sensible options for overdraft protection for your checking account.
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First Banking Reserve (FBR) is a special line of credit available upon approval that covers overdraft items by transferring funds to your checking account. > Learn More
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Savings Account link connects your checking account to a First Tennessee savings account (either Traditional or Money Market). > Learn More
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Credit Card link uses your First Tennessee credit card as a source of funds when you overdraw your checking account. > Learn More
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Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) links easily to your checking account and gives you an added source of funds for overdrafts. > Learn More
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Choose the protection that works best for you!
Learn more about overdraft protection services from First Tennessee.
Not sure which service is right for you? Stop by a financial center or click here. You can also feel free to give us a call:
For general questions: 800-382-5465.
To apply for a First Tennessee credit card: 800-234-2840.
To apply for a First Tennessee Home Equity
Line of Credit: 800-609-3092.
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| Please note that all overdraft protection products and transactions are subject to the terms of your Overdraft Services Agreement with First Tennessee, as well as any agreements related to the specific credit products. |
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Banking products and services provided by First Tennessee Bank National Association. Member FDIC.
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