Heartland Bank Blog

Heartland Bank is excited to be partnering with the Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA) in their annual "I Luv My Community Bank" campaign. This national marketing campaign is designed to help celebrate the amazing satisfaction that customers have with their community bank, and we want to encourage YOU to participate (and you can win one of five $500 gift cards by sharing your thoughts)! 

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This weekend when you “see all that green” during the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, we hope that you’ll keep Heartland Bank in mind. Sure, you’ll likely be seeing shamrocks, four-leaf clovers and most everyone will have some sort of green clothing on (for fear of being “pinched” otherwise). But if you think about it, banking always has had a “green theme” as clients trust us with their money. 

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With over 100 years of community banking under our belts, we’re pretty sure customers appreciate the hometown service, friendly staff and our ability to get to know our customers’ names. We take pride in getting to know each of the communities we serve and promise to welcome you with a smile (and maybe even a hot cup of coffee on a cold, winter’s day). 

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Heartland Bank was recently honored by the NAACP for their involvement in the Back to School, Stay in School Program. Heartland’s series of financial literacy workshops in schools and communities centers for families participating in the Back to School, Stay in School Program help to reinforce the values of this great program, and was one of the reasons for the bank being selected for this award. 

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We'd like to take some time to help show you just how easy it is to get a deposit account opened online with our Online Account Center. Whether you're interested in getting a Checking Account, Savings Account or one of our great rate Certificate of Deposits, you can get your account opened from the convenience of your own computer. 

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This week Freddie Mac reported fixed mortgage rates edged slightly lower last week and were near or below their all-time lows. Rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 3.37 percent, down from 3.39 percent last week just above its all-time low of 3.36 percent. Rates on the 30-year fixed averaged 4.11 percent a year ago. Rates on 15-year FRMs last week averaged 2.66 percent, down from 2.70 percent the previous week and 3.38 percent a year ago. 

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