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Welcome to Community Pride Bank!
Community Pride Bank is a privately held local community bank dedicated to serving the banking needs of the communities in which we serve.
You can rely on Community Pride Bank to deliver the highest level of service quality along with a selection of products and services to meet all of your banking needs. It is our goal to work as your financial partner with your banking needs so that you can focus on building your business. We will provide personal attention and will help you select the products and services that fit your business needs.
Our Banking staff offers a high level of personalized service to all of our banking clients. Our lending team will design customized lending options with competitive terms. Our staff and owners are committed to exceeding your expectations by “out creating” and “out innovating” our competitors.
More About Us
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 Personal Banking Brochure
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Business Banking Brochure
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If your debit card has been lost or stolen call:
During Bank Hours: (763) 862-6500
After Bank Hours: (866) 546-8273
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We, at Community Pride Bank, take your private information seriously and will never contact you via phone, email or text to ask you for your private information. If you receive such communication, please contact us immediately at: (763) 862-6500.
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Quote of the Week
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"The purpose of life is a life of purpose."
Robert Byrne
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Important Information
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Memorial Day
Community Pride Bank will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2013.
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Shred Day - Saturday, June 15th
Your identity is your business, helping you protect it is ours!
Join us for our FREE Shred Day on Saturday, June 15th from 9:00am to Noon located at our Ham Lake Facility. Prevent identity theft and shred your personal documents. Call (763) 862-6500 for more information. See you then!
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Don't let Trojans infiltrate customer cash management
(Commercial Customer Article)By Ken Procter, Abound Resources. ABA Journal March 2013 Late on a Friday afternoon, the day after Christmas, a large commercial bank received a file of ACH credits from one of its commercial customers, submitted through the bank’s electronic banking system. The file totaled over $400,00. Then, the following Monday afternoon, a second file of ACH credits for almost $300,000 was received by the bank from the same commercial customer. The originator of the transactions had used the proper identification and password information, and both transactions were validated according to procedures established by the bank, and, apparently, agreed upon with the customer. Click here to read more
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'Grandparents' scam dupes area residents
According to the Polk County Sheriff, several cases of the 'Grandparents' scam have been reported in the county. In one recent case, an elderly couple in Osceola was duped out of several thousald dollars as a result of the scam.
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Security Notice - December 5, 2012
Please be aware of the following scams that have been reported in the banking industry:
- Consumers receiving text messages stating that their online banking password had been reset. The message did not reference a bank name. A link and phone number were provided in the text if the user did not request the reset. When the user contacted the number provided, they asked for a credit card number.
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Fraud Alert Center
Protecting you and your financial information is important to us at Community Pride Bank. Visit our Fraud Alert Center to learn about current scams.
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