Paper Statements

Checking & Savings Statements

What is a Bank Statement?
A Bank statement is a document that lists all transactions for an account over a set period of time. Information available on your bank statement includes deductions and deposits, daily balances and any interest earned. We suggest that you review each bank statement to help keep track of expenses and spending as well as monitor for any suspicious activity or mistakes. Account statements contain personal banking information that you will want to keep private.

How do I get a Bank Statement?
Statements will be mailed to the primary and/or account holders’ address on file. You can choose to view your statements electronically for no charge by logging into your online banking and selecting the Statements/Notices tab. Statements online may only be available to access for a limited period of time so be sure to log in regularly and view them.

Below is a schedule of the accounts and their statements:

Checking:

Statements sent monthly

Savings:

Statements provided at the end of each quarterly cycle unless an Electronic Funds Transfer is received, which will generate a monthly statement.

CDs:

Interest payment and renewal notices will be sent when applicable

IRAs:

Year end information: January 31 and May 31 of each year.