Personal Banking in and around Baltimore
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Liz Sherstad
Sherstad Ins and Fin Svc Inc
Personal banking with U.S. Bank®
Discover which U.S. Bank® personal banking products may be right for you
Checking accounts
To learn about the U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account, including Greenlight® or the Smart Rewards program, your local State Farm agent Liz Sherstad is happy to help. Plus, ask Liz Sherstad about State Farm exclusive benefits!
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A savings account with U.S. Bank® may be able to help you both grow your money and build financial security.
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U.S. Bank® offers a variety of CD choices so you can choose the one that works for you, including options like Smartly CD and Standard CD.
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There are some different options you can select from, such as the State Farm Good Neighbor Card or one of the cash rewards cards.
See U.S. Bank® credit cardsPersonal loans
Your agent Liz Sherstad would be happy to help explain the simple process to check your rate for a personal loan and the other benefits that U.S. Bank® offers.
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Bank products to help meet your personal banking needs
Personal banking products to help reach your goals.
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Simple Insights®
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Whether the amount is big or small, use this simple retirement calculator to figure how much you need to save each month to reach your goal.
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Build an emergency fund
Having extra cash in an emergency fund comes in handy when life throws you something unexpected.
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