Community Bank Online Banking

How to sign up for on-line banking with Community Trust Bank in Kentucky?

go to their website and sign up.

2007-06-02 11:18:56 by mhatfield59

State Street Bank - Strong.Steady.Stable. Practicing Common Sense Community Banking over 119 years with 4 locations in Quincy, IL & Payson, IL

I've been trying to set up my online banking and it keeps telling me my password is invalid. How do I figure out my password?

According to the website it has a link that says "first time users register here". If you're using it for the first time you don't have a password and need to get one.
https://www.clackamascountybank.com/onlineserv/HB/Signon.cgi

Once you click on it it takes you to this page
https://www.clackamascountybank.com/onlineserv/HB/Login.cgi?runmode=REGISTRATION
Click "begin" and fill in the required info. If you need help call them at 503-668-2618

2008-08-12 12:01:00 by Anna......banana?

Price: $82.95

What are some suggestions/changes/innovations for a community bank? I am looking for ideas for a new bank. Can be ideas for online banking, commercial/community banking, Loans, etc.

Thank you.

Mark

Forget cute and think profitable. Cross selling referral business with other local store owners...establish a "community card with your bank's name on it" that is honored for 5% discounts at other stores, available to your customers with $5000 minimum account balances. Make it have value and prestige to carry it. It will also be a clue to the other merchants that this customer is worth servicing very well.

Offer full trust services that generate nice fees and provide services. Hold regular seminars for estate planning, elder law, investments, tax planning, year end tax strategies. Your speakers will be low cost due to their desire for free publicity. The services will be well received by the community's wealthier families and generate fees for your bank through the use of your services in the trust department.

2008-09-13 12:19:34 by Mark B

Price: $5.95 $5.95

It has been widely reported that Community banks will be badly hurt by this reform bill. Since we the taxpayer currently own very large shares of Citibank and BofA, is this just another way to get rid of small banks?

http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-2010 0322-708856.html
I prefer small banks as well, R. It's also good for your community.

The only thing I care about are derivatives, and that is all they need to regulate. They need to make them trade derivatives on exchanges, take this power away form the big banks, and get with leaders around the world and make them do the same thing. I think this is a good article below. I have no idea why they have that consumer protection or too big to fail stuff. If they do a real reform of derivatives, that will solve most of the problems.

As Paul Volcker put it, "The most important financial innovation that I have seen in the past 20 years is the automatic teller machine." Most of these complex derivatives which played a large role in the financial collapse, serve no valid purpose. It is nothing but casino gambling.


http://www.marketwatch.com/story/meet-th e-new-goldman-derivatives-business-2010- 04-22

2010-04-20 07:03:57 by grandma zaza

I found an online savings account with 3.75% APR through a community bank based out of Williamsburg, VA. Everything about them seems legit, I looked them up on switchboard.com and all the addresses for branches on their website show up there. Is there anything else I can do to confirm their validity before I transfer my money over??
Here's their website: http://www.chesbank.com/index.php
Okay, I need to correct myself. In the past 24 hours or less, the APY dropped from 3.75% to 3.15%. Can't say I'm surprised haha...

I think I read something bad about clear sky.
Google the names of the companies followed by the words
complaints, scams, or rip-offs
This is research at its best - give it a go and read up.

Amazing that rates can drop that fast.
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2009-02-02 16:13:18 by Lovebug