Safe Internet Banking
The Internet offers the potential for safe,
convenient new ways to shop for financial services and conduct banking
business, any day, any time. However, safe banking online involves making
good choices – decisions that will help you avoid costly surprises or even
scams.
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ID Theft: When Bad
Things Happen to your Good Name
An identity thief co-opts some
piece of your personal information and appropriates it without your knowledge
to commit fraud or theft. An all-too-common example is when an identity thief
uses your personal information to open a credit card account in your name.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Internet Banking &
Bill Pay
Learn more about our Internet banking and online bill payment services with
these informative FAQs.
If you'd like
to know more about the security behind our Internet banking service,
click here.
Insuring Your Deposits
Insuring
Your Deposit (Basic Guide) explains the basic and most common ownership
categories of insurance, including individual accounts, self-directed
retirement accounts, joint accounts and revocable trust accounts. Most
depositors will find that this guide will satisfy their needs.
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Check Imaging and Check 21
Legislation
Check 21 is
a sweeping
new federal law that takes away your ability to get back your original paper
checks. Under this law, consumers will be more likely to bounce checks and
may find themselves paying higher bank fees. The complicated new law gives
you some rights, but those rights depend on a variety of factors, including
how the merchant and the bank decide to process your check.
Click here to download
this Check 21 Resource Document for
more information.
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