Customers have recently reported fraudulent phone calls pretending to be Traditions Bank, in which customers are being asked to provide card numbers and other personal information. As a reminder, neither Traditions Bank nor any other financial institution will ask for your complete card information when verifying fraud on your Traditions Bank account.
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PowerUp Checking: Can It Really Be BETTER Than Free?
Traditions Bank unveiled PowerUp Checking in 2009. Since then, we’ve described this account as “better than free,” and “a checking account that pays like a CD.” While both of these ...
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Michael Kochenour Receives the 36th Annual York Distinguished Citizen Award
Traditions Bank is proud to announce that our founder, Michael Kochenour, was honored with the 36th Annual York Distinguished Citizen Award by the Boy Scouts of America's New Birth of Freedom ...
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Using Home Equity to Consolidate High-Interest Debt
Using your home’s equity to consolidate high-interest debt can be beneficial, but it isn’t right for everyone. For those considering this strategy to consolidate high-interest debt, speaking ...
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Careers in Community Banking
Careers in Community Banking As an HR recruiter, you get to talk to high school and college students about their future career goals. Not surprisingly, many haven’t considered a career in ...
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Empower Your Business in the New Year
Maximizing Your Business Potential with Treasury Management Services As we welcome a new year, it’s an opportune time for businesses to refine their financial strategies. Treasury Management ...
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New card management features in Traditions Bank Online Banking
New features are now available in Traditions Bank Online Banking Customers with personal debit cards at Traditions Bank can now access many of the same security features and benefits in Online ...
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