Bank News
Join Us for Our Free Home Buyers Seminar
Old Plank Trail Community Bank will be holding a free Home Buyers Seminar on Thursday, March 25th from 7:00 p.m.– 8:30 p.m. at the bank, 20901 S. LaGrange Rd., Frankfort. Call Barb Sim at (815)462-5521 to make your reservation today! Read more.
Family Debit Card
The Old Plank Trail VISA Family Debit Card gives kids and young adults the freedom of a debit card while letting parents transfer funds, monitor use, and even block purchases -- all online! No need to pay out allowances; parents can simply add money one time or set up scheduled transfers to the card using our easy-to-navigate website. Ask a banker for details, or to enroll now, follow the Family Card Login link to your left. Read more.
MaxSafe Product
Old Plank Trail Community Bank is pleased to offer its customers a product that insures deposit money from $250,000 up to $3.75 million. Our MaxSafe Product provides up to 15 times the FDIC security of a traditional banking deposit. Read more.
Old Plank Trail Community Bank Debuts "My Bank Idea" Service
Click on the "My Bank Idea" tab on the right side of the screen to start sharing your ideas.
Hoppy Easter, Junior Savers!
The Easter Bunny is coming to the bank just to see you! Don't miss him on Saturday, March 27th from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at our New Lenox location (280 Veterans Parkway). We are egg-cited to see you soon!
Collecting a Fortune?
Discover the value of your coin collection. Old Plank Trail Community Bank invites Ron Beckstrom from Golden Rule Coins for a FREE coin appraising event. Friday, March 19th from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Frankfort. Friday, March 19th from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Mokena. Wednesday, March 24th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at New Lenox.
Avoid Debit Card Fraud
Follow these 3 simple steps to protect your account.
1. Never, ever give out your PIN number. (Not even to us. We will never ask for it.)
2. Don’t respond to text messages, phone calls, or e-mails requesting account numbers, PINs, passwords, card numbers, or 3-digit security codes.
3. If you are ever contacted and not sure, call us!
Learn more about how to protect your identity and personal information here.
Protect Your Identity and Your Bank Accounts
Identity thieves and scam artists use both old-fashioned and new methods to access your valuable private information. Knowledge is your best defense! Learn more about Online Security, Identity Theft and Fake Checks on the attached pages and find links to even more information from the Federal Trade Commission.
