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Personal Banking in and around Pahrump

Contact Brian Strain

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

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Brian Strain

State Farm® Agent
Contact Brian Strain

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

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Personal banking options are here with U.S. Bank®

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

Checking accounts

All checking accounts with U.S. Bank® include benefits like access to your account 24/7 online or with U.S. Bank®'s mobile app, one of the largest ATM networks in America, and others.

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Savings accounts

Talk to your local agent Brian Strain about Certificates of Deposit (CDs), an Elite Money Market Account, and the potential for unique State Farm benefits!

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CDs

Choose from CD options with competitive interest rates. Local agent Brian Strain would be happy to help you understand the specifics of each option and which may be right for your financial aspirations.

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Credit cards

There are a couple of different options you can select from, like the State Farm Good Neighbor Card or one of the cash rewards cards.

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Personal loans

There are lots of reasons for choosing a personal loan - booking your dream honeymoon, debt consolidation, purchasing a private-party vehicle, or fixing a leaky roof. Your goals can become a reality with U.S. Bank®.

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Personal banking to help fit your needs

Choose the personal banking products that work for you.

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Brian Strain

State Farm® Agent

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