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Our commercial lending services are here to help your business. Whether it’s a start-up, establishing a line of credit, capital improvements, or facility expansion, our skilled business development lending team has you covered.
From basic checking accounts to certificate of deposits, we’re confident we can help find the perfect account to meet your needs.
Come in to one of our three locations closest to you, and one of our customer service representatives will be happy to assist you. At FNB, it’s our mission to always keep customer service as our number one priority – not just going the distance but going the extra mile for each and every customer.
Let us show you why First Neighborhood Bank truly is better people, better service, and a better bank.
Parkersburg (304) 485-7641
South Parkersburg (304) 865-2265
Spencer (304) 927-1750
At FNB, we have professional, knowledgeable, friendly lenders to help you with your lending needs. From personal loans, lines of credit, and mortgage loans, we have answers to fit your needs. So call us or stop in, and see what FNB can do for you!
We’ve made refinements. Not only have we updated the look and feel of our mobile banking app, we have added several new features including using biometrics to sign in and support for mobile deposits. Download or update the app today.
Looking to buy your dream home? Or perhaps you are a first time home buyer and aren’t sure where to get started? Look no further! Let First Neighborhood Bank be a part of helping you make that dream come true. We have experienced lenders in our offices that will be with you every step of the process providing you with exceptional service from start to finish.
Please be advised:
There are postcards being sent that appear to be from First Neighborhood Bank. The cards ask people to call a number regarding an important matter to do with their mortgage or loan from First Neighborhood Bank. This is not from First Neighborhood Bank, but may be an attempt to solicit information.09/26/2018 PostcardAttempt.jpg
Prepare for your FirstTouch Online Bill Pay upgrade on September 21.
First Neighborhood Bank is upgrading FirstTouch Online Bill Pay on September 21 to make paying bills better, easier and more convenient than ever, giving you more freedom to enjoy life.
We’re making the entire upgrade as simple and seamless as possible for you however current bill pay users will not have access to add, modify or cancel bills from September 19 to September 21 while the upgrades are being made.
Here’s what you can expect when your FirstTouch Online Bill Pay upgrades on September 21:
You will be prompted to answer a challenge phrase the first time you log in to your upgraded FirstTouch account. All of your payees and any scheduled payments will automatically carry over to the new system. If you need to add a new payee, just select the “Add a Payee” button at the top of your dashboard. For more information about adding payees and scheduling payments, go to the “Help” tab in your FirstTouch Online Bill Pay.
New Fraud Prevention Service
In our continuing efforts to keep your accounts secure, we’ve improved our alert system for potential fraud.
Here’s how it works:
1. When potential fraud is detected, you will receive an automatic email notification from First Neighborhood Bank, with the option to reply with “fraud” or “no fraud.”
2. One minute after the email, you will receive a text alert from 32874 between 7am and 9pm EST, which also has the “fraud” or “no fraud” option. (*SEE BELOW)
3. If there is no response received from you, five minutes after the text alert, you will receive automatic phone calls to confirm or deny fraud.
Remember – our messages will never ask for your PIN or account number.
*The phone number for our Fraud Center has changed to 1-800-417-4592. If you add this number to your phone contacts and label it “Fraud Center,” it will display whenever you get a call from this number.
First Neighborhood Bank is committed to make firstneighborhoodbank.com compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. At this time we recognize that not all areas of our website may be ADA compliant. We are now in the process of redesigning and creating new website content to be compliant with the W3C Level One guidelines.
Many consumers are reporting receiving a phone call from a "security expert" claiming to be from Microsoft offering to fix your PC. This is a scam. Microsoft will never call you and offer support help. If you allow these callers into your computer they will often times install a virus then ask you to pay so they can remove it. If one of these callers contacts you hang up!
As scheduled, the unlimited insurance coverage for noninterest-bearing transaction accounts provided under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act expired on December 31, 2012. Deposits held in noninterest-bearing transaction account are now aggregated with any interest-bearing deposits the owner may hold in the same ownership category, and the combined total insured up to at least $250,000.
Attempts to defraud are on the rise. First Neighborhood Bank will not ask for personal information through email or by phone. if you have any questions about whether a call or email is valid, please call one of our offices immediately.
Paper savings bonds will no longer be sold at financial institutions after December 31, 2011. But they’re not going away — electronic savings bonds can be purchased online through TreasuryDirect. Read more...
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