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Fifth Third Membership Banking...a package of
discounts and perks for Fifth Third Bank products and services.

• Your choice of any Fifth Third Bank checking account 1

• Free notary service

• Free travelers checks
  

• One free cashier’s check per month
  

• A 1/2 percent discount point on Fifth Third Bank Home Mortgage 2
  

• 25 percent interest rate discount on a Fifth Third Bank installment loan.2
  

• 25 percent higher interest rate on standard certificates of deposit of 24 months or less. 3

• 10 percent commission discount on stock trades through Fifth Third Securities, Inc. 4

• FREE Internet Banking and Bill Payment 24/7 at www.53.com
  

To participate in the Fifth Third Employee Benefit Banking program, visit any Fifth Third banking center or call 877-579-5353.

For these services, just give the representative the special OCSEA code: EBB1295.

1 - $50 minimum deposit required to open checking account. Accounts closed within 180 days of opening will be charged $25. Returned check and overdraft fees apply to all checking accounts.

2 - Available only when payments are deducted automatically from your Fifth Third account using BillPayer 2000®. All loans subject to credit review and approval.

3 - $500 minimum required to open. Premium and terms subject to change without notice.

4 - Commission discount applies to commissions of $65 of more. Securities offered through Fifth Third Securities, Inc., Member NASD/SIPC. Securities are not FDIC insured; are not deposits or obligations of any bank; are not guaranteed by any financial institution or any other federal government agency; and are subject to investment risk, including the possible loss of principal invested.  Insurance products are made available through Fifth Third Insurance Agency, Inc.

Offer subject to change without notice. Fifth Third and Fifth Third Bank are registered service marks of Fifth Third Bancorp. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.Bancorp. Member FDIC.  

Equal Housing Lender.

Updated: March 2008