We believe common sense banking isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s about doing what’s right for our clients, and helping them find what solutions work best for them. And, we believe in supporting those who protect and serve our country and the communities in which we live. That’s why we offer special services for members of our armed forces and first responders. 

So, what are you waiting for? Banking with us is just common sense.

Military Banking

For all you’ve done and will do in serving our country and protecting our peace, we offer discounts on checking account products to meet your needs.

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First Responder Banking

You serve and protect our communities, and we want to help you meet your financial goals. It’s just common sense.

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Why Businesses Need to Embrace the Digital Payments Now
by: Valerie K., Director, Treasury Management and Client Services & Solutions

Before the pandemic, most businesses were living comfortably in the paper world when it came to managing their payments and collections. Many had relied for years on back-office staff to stay on top of the constant flow of checks, invoices and snail-mail. If that approach looked outdated before, it seems prehistoric after the events of the past year. The […]

Relaxed loan terms from the SBA offer a ray of hope for small businesses
by: Mark A., SBA Division Director

The stimulus package enhanced three loan programs that are part of the Small Business Administration (SBA)’s traditional offerings. The dominant narrative around U.S. small businesses throughout the pandemic has been one of doom and gloom. But there’s another side to the small-business story that is emerging. A story of determination, perseverance and new opportunities. Many […]

Be on the Lookout for Scams Related to COVID-19
by: Saadia M., Director of Enterprise Risk & Chief Information Security Officer

COVID-19 has created more opportunities for phishing scams and cybersecurity attacks. These can come in the form of fraudulent emails from health organizations or your employer about changes in processes, websites with malicious maps, or fictitious requests from charities needing your help.   What can you do to help keep your information and assets safe? […]