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Brought together by shared values, a group of hometown banks have joined forces in order to offer their customers the best of all worlds – big-bank products and services, matched with the warmth and personal care only a community bank can offer.
Together, we are the HomeTrust Banking Partnership, and you’ll find our partner banks in cities and towns from the mountains to the Piedmont of North Carolina. The reason for our joining together is simple, really: By being a partner to one another, we become the best possible partner to our customers.
Together, the five banks of the HomeTrust Banking Partnership are better able to respond to all that is changing while preserving all that we never want to change. You’ll find our partner banks in hometowns across the region – stop by, we’ll have a hot cup of coffee waiting for you.
Together, we are the HomeTrust Banking Partnership, and you’ll find our partner banks in cities and towns from the mountains to the Piedmont of North Carolina. The reason for our joining together is simple, really: By being a partner to one another, we become the best possible partner to our customers.
Together, the five banks of the HomeTrust Banking Partnership are better able to respond to all that is changing while preserving all that we never want to change. You’ll find our partner banks in hometowns across the region – stop by, we’ll have a hot cup of coffee waiting for you.
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FDIC Notice: HomeTrust Bank is participating in the FDIC's Transaction Account Guarantee Program. Under that program, through December 31, 2009, all noninterest-bearing transaction accounts are fully guaranteed by the FDIC for the entire amount in the account. Coverage under the Transaction Account Guarantee Program is in addition to and separate from the coverage available under the FDIC's general deposit insurance rules.
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| HomeTrust customers have been getting phone calls (often at night) from an automated calling system identified as HomeTrust Bank. The caller informs the listener that their account has been compromised and attempts to “verify” account information, including card expiration date and PIN. DO NOT give such information over the phone on a call you did not initiate. These automated calls are not from HomeTrust Banking Partnership. |
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