Bank News
Old Plank Trail Community Bank Donates $10,000 to Food Pantry
On October 23rd, Old Plank Trail Community Bank hosted the inaugural “Pant for the Pantry,” a 5K race to benefit the New Lenox food pantry. The race was very successful generating an outstanding turnout of 302 runners. With such a great turnout, Old Plank Trail Community Bank is also proud to announce that they have made a donation of $10,000 to the New Lenox Food Pantry. Read more.
Old Plank Trail Community Bank Hosts Successful 5K Run for Food Pantry
On Sunday, October 23rd, Old Plank Trail Community Bank hosted the inaugural “Pant for the Pantry,” a 5K race to benefit the New Lenox food pantry. Read more.
Special Alert from the FDIC
E-mails fraudulently claiming to be from the FDIC are attempting to get recipients to click on a link, which may ask them to provide sensitive personal information. These e-mails falsely indicate that FDIC deposit insurance is suspended until the requested customer information is provided. Read more.
Notice Of Changes In Temporary FDIC Insurance Coverage For Transaction Accounts
Beginning December 31, 2010 Through December 31, 2012, deposits held in non interest-bearing transaction accounts will be fully insured, regardless of the amount in the account, at all FDIC-insured institutions. Read more.
Old Plank Trail Community Bank Makes Substantial Donation to Frankfort Township Food Pantry
Old Plank Trail Community Bank contributed a substantial monetary donation to the Frankfort Township Food Pantry to support their mission of providing emergency food for Frankfort Township residents. 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.
An important public service reminder for our customers :
The bank has received recent reports of possible phishing activity taking place. We would like to take the opportunity to provide an important service reminder to all our customers to be mindful of the security of your personal information.
Specifically, please be aware that the bank will NEVER ask for sensitive information via e-mail, text or web. Please do not give information out to someone over the phone or via email.
If you have any doubts or are unsure about any type of communication you have received from us, please call us or come into the bank. For more information on phishing and other types of fraud, please visit our Online Security Center here.
Important information for our ATM & Debit Cardholders:
INTRODUCING IMPROVED ATM NETWORK ACCESS
To better serve you, we have elected to change our ATM network provider. We are moving from the StarSf® network to the NYCE® network with SUM® and MoneyPass®. This change means surcharge-free ATMs in more locations convenient for you. After July 6th, 2010, if you use a StarSf® ATM you may incur a fee.
To find a SUM® or MoneyPass® ATM near you, use our ATM locator here or go directly to www.sum-atm.com or www.moneypass.com.
Should you have any questions about the surcharge-free ATM network, please do not hesitate to contact us. Call us at (708) 478-4447 or visit any of our locations.
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.
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.
