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First National Community Bank Electronic Statements are NOW AVAILABLE You must be enrolled in NetTeller (online banking) to receive eStatements. Please contact Customer Service if you would like to enroll in NetTeller.Enrollment to receive Electronic Statements is quick and easy! 2. Verify your email address. 3. Type a security phrase. This is a word or number or short phrase that will be displayed in the subject line of your statement notification email, proving the email is secure, and from First National Community Bank. 4. After reviewing the disclosure, place a checkmark agreeing to the terms. 5. Click "Enroll Now" and you are finished You will then be taken to your account page with a message that you have no documents / statements available. Meanwhile, an email is sent to you (using your new security phrase) stating that a request for changes to your account has been made. No action is required in response to that email. If you have questions regarding eStatement enrollment, please contact a Customer Service Representative at 1-800-514-3412 or 715-246-6901. If you are a Wise Rewards customer you must be enrolled to receive eStatements by December 31 2008 to quality for the Wise Rewards benefits in January. You can receive up to $50 Million in FDIC Insurance Looking for a way to keep large deposits safe? Ask us about CDARS®. With CDARS, you can receive up to $50 million in FDIC protection through First National Community Bank. There are few guarantees in life – FDIC insurance is one of them. CDARS can be a valuable cash management or longer-term investment tool for you or your business. It’s a great solution for: businesses * nonprofit organizations * public funds managers * trustees * financial advisors * individuals * credit unions * IRAs Click here for more details!These are challenging times. Every day news reports spread misinformation and fear about our nation's economy. And in challenging times, consumers need to stick with the tried and true and the institutions that have served them well. Community banks are strong, safe, secure and stable financial institutions focused on doing what is best for our customers and communities. A community bank customer's insured deposits are safe in a community bank. No one has ever lost a penny of deposits insured by the FDIC. If you are concerned about the safety of your money, talk to your local community banker to get the straight facts. You can also read the frequently asked questions on the FDIC website by clicking here. Brought to you by ICBA (Independent Community Bankers of America)Reverse Mortgages Available Here Reverse Mortgages are becoming more popular every year. Last year the volume of Reverse Mortgages increased over seventy percent. Learn More about Reverse Mortgages.
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