Personal Banking in and around Fairfield
To apply for Banking Options or to learn more about Banking Products.
Contact Gary Falati for a Banking Options
Gary Falati
State Farm® AgentTo apply for Banking Options or to learn more about Banking Products.
Contact Gary Falati for a Banking Options
U.S. Bank® has options for your personal banking needs
Fairfield, choose U.S. Bank® for help with your personal banking needs
Checking accounts
Your local State Farm agent Gary Falati would be happy to walk you through the benefits of a U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account. Ask about Greenlight® or the Smart Rewards program, as well as State Farm exclusive benefits today!
See U.S. Bank® checking accountsSavings accounts
Some benefits of having a savings account through U.S. Bank® include competitive rates for State Farm customers and overdraft protection for your U.S. Bank checking account, among others.
See U.S. Bank® savings accountsCDs
Choose from CD options with competitive interest rates. Local agent Gary Falati 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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When you decide to open a State Farm credit card through U.S. Bank®, you can pick the Good Neighbor card or one of the cash rewards card options.
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If you're interested in more specifics about U.S. Bank® benefits and the simple process to check your rate, feel free to ask agent Gary Falati for more information!
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Personal banking products to help reach your goals.
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Gary Falati
State Farm® AgentSimple Insights®
Should I finance a car or pay cash for it?
Should I finance a car or pay cash for it?
Should you finance a car or pay cash? This auto calculator can help you decide what option is best when you are ready to buy your next car, truck or SUV
What is a money market account?
What is a money market account?
A money market savings account is a savings account with checking benefits, the interest is typically higher, and you can make transactions straight from the account.