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On Wednesday July 19^th, we will be changing to a “.bank” domain instead of “.com” for our website and email addresses. This is a security feature to help prevent phishing as only banks can get .bank domains. If you go to our “.com” website or send to our “.com” emails, we will still receive the message and service will not be interrupted. Starting on the 19^th, our responses to these emails will only come from @myhtnb.bank. If you do not see .bank in the email, please call our Joliet or Lasalle branch to verify. As always, please use caution when opening an email – do not click a link or open an attachment unless you are expecting it.

“Our bank is on the right side of the dot. If it is not .bank, it is not us!”

The switch to Hometown National Bank is quick and easy. Just follow these simple steps.

Stop using your old checking account. But don’t close it until all outstanding checks have cleared the account and your direct deposits/automatic payments are transferred to your new Hometown National Bank checking account.
Change any Automatic Deposits. Complete the attached Automatic Deposit Change Request Form to inform your employer or other organizations that you have a new Hometown National Bank account. Fill out the form using your new account number(s).
Change any Automatic Payments. If you have any monthly payments automatically deducted from your account (e.g. car loan, insurance premium, utility bills, etc.), fill out the following Automatic Change Request Form to inform these companies of your new account information. Complete one form for each payment.
Close your old account(s). Once your checks have cleared and your automatic payments have been changed to your new Hometown National Bank account, submit the attached Request To Close Account Notice to your former bank to close your account(s).
Take advantage of convenient Hometown National Bank services like Internet Banking, Internet Bill Payment, and eStatements.

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