A ribbon cutting event took place on monday at CNB Bank located at 402 North Webster Street in Taylorville. The cutting of the ribbon was to welcome Heartland Bank and Trust’s newest branch to the Taylorville Chamber of Commerce.
In attendance at this event was Taylorville Chamber of Commerce Member, Mark Wolfe, as well as other individuals including Taylorville Alderwoman, Amy Hagen, and staff from the bank.
The Banks Retail Manager, Heather Jones, got to do the honors of holding the big scissors, and cutting the ribbon, making the bank an official member of Taylorville’s Chamber of Commerce.
CNB has also officially merged with Heartland Bank, adding many new features and benefits for bank account holders. The legal merger of Heartland and CNB, initially took place on March 1st of this year with March 23rd being the date that bank account holders began using the Heartland Bank and Trust app and website.
Some of the new features and benefits include connectivity of your bank account to Venmo, which is a money transferring app available to download to your smart phone. You will also have the ability to deposit checks into your bank account from the Heartland Bank App on your phone using the camera. However, many things that CNB Bank account holders are already familiar with will not change.
Account holders can still use the same branch locations they have always used and the staffing will still remain the same. Loan payments, bill pay, and safety deposit boxes will continue to be handled and operated as usual too. Bank account holders also don’t need to worry about finding a new bank branch as the locations will continue to remain the same.
Of course a company merger can come with a few issues as well. In the event you run into any issues during or after the merger has finalized, you can call the Heartland Bank Customer Care Line at 888-897-2276. The Taylorville Branch located at 402 N Webster Street can be reached at 217-287-2265.
For more details on changes, added benefits, and other disclosures you can find Heartland Bank’s welcome booklet online. The welcome booklet shares helpful tips on getting through the process of merging with CNB, gives insights on what can be expected from the merger, and can be found at www.hbtbank.com/welcome/
