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1. Los Alamos National Bank

A full service financial institution, serving customers in northern New Mexico
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2. First National Bank of Santa Fe

Serving the financial needs of Santa Fe, New Mexico and the Southwest.
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Locally owned and operated bank that has been serving the financial needs of New Mexicans for over 136 years. A full service bank offering commercial lending, trust and estate planning, private banking, investment management and insurance services.
Interest Rates as of 6/29/10 Deposit Rates Interest Rate APY* 1 Year CD 1.00% 1.00% 2 Year CD 1.25% 1.25% An important regulatory change is coming that will require you to opt in if you wish to continue using our CheckPay overdraft privilege service. Don’t Risk Being Declined! This change

3. Citizens Bank of Farmington

Provides banking products and service throughout Northwest New Mexico.
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Personal Banking Username Password | Open a Totally Free Personal or Business Checking Account and ACTION REQUIRED Are you "In" or "Out?" Now, you have a choice. Regulations have changedfor banks charging overdraft fees to consumer accounts.Find out what "Opting In" or "Opting Out" means for you.

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