Roscoe State Bank

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WELCOME TO ROSCOE STATE BANK
For over a century, the Roscoe State Bank has remained an independently owned community bank excelling in providing the highest level of customer service. Founded in 1906 in Roscoe, Texas, we opened our second office in Sweetwater in 1996 and our third office in Bastrop in 2004. Since opening these branches, we have enjoyed significant growth driven by our unique culture and marketing strategy. Over the last five years we have doubled in size a tribute to the strength and dedication of our outstanding staff.
We believe in convenience banking and the elimination of meaningless bank fees. Our convenience banking concept includes expanded hours, Saturday banking in Roscoe/Sweetwater and being open seven days a week in Bastrop along with same day credit given on all deposits made until 6:00 oclock Monday - Friday. Our fee structure reflects our philosophy of eliminating bank fees customers find irritating. We offer FREE business checking, FREE personal checking, FREE internet banking with FREE online bill pay, FREE telephone banking, FREE cashiers checks, FREE travelers checks, FREE telephone transfers, FREE gift cards, and FREE coin counting. Being an independently owned community bank, customer convenience and satisfaction remains our number one goal and we will quickly respond to your banking needs.
Please come by any of our locations and meet a friendly group of people willing to work hard to meet your banking needs.

Beginning January 1, 2010, The Roscoe State Bank will no longer participate in the FDIC's Transaction Account Guarantee Program. Thus, after December 31, 2009, funds held innoninterest-bearing transaction accountswill nolonger beguaranteed in fullunder the Transaction Account Guarantee Program, but will be insured up to $250,000 under the FDIC's general deposit insurance rules.
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