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Personal Checking Accounts Savings Accounts CDs and IRAs Debit & Credit Cards Personal Loans Other Services Business Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Business Credit Cards Loans Insurance Personal Insurance Commercial Insurance Agricultural Insurance Insurance Inquiry Wealth Management Internet Banking Account Alerts BillPay E-Statements Mobile Banking Financial Resources -- Thanks to all current and former employees! 50+ Years Frank Van Erdewyk M.F. Van Erdewyk Gerald Van Erdewyk 25-50 Years Aaron Bohnenkamp Ray Brinker Charles Malm Lois Reiff J.H. Ricke Frank Rosener Mary Ann Rowe (Van Erdewyk) Leo Snyder 10-25 Years Rick Anthofer Cindy Bieret (Van Erdewyk) Jill Kies Up to 10 Years Nick Buelt Anna Dopheide Brian Koster Hazel Koster (Van Erdewyk) Betty Neumayer (Van Erdewyk) Helen Oswald Edna Otto (Van Erdewyk) Ruby Rosener (Van Erdewyk) Florentine Snyder Linda Steinkamp Chris Uhlenkamp Mike Van Erdewyk Special Notice: Fight Fraud & Identity Theft Fighting Fraud and Identity Theft Emails The will never send an email request asking you to verify or update personal information or passwords by replying to the email or by going to a website through a link included within the email. Phishing and spoofing emails may look like an e-mail from the and try to trick you into providing your personal account information by directing you to a fake website or calling a non-bank phone number. Ways to identify phishing and spoofing emails include: Links That Appear To Be Links But Aren't - If you place your cursor over a link in a suspicious email, your email program most likely shows you the destination URL. Do not click the link, but look closely at the URL: A URL that is formatted bredasavingsbank.fakewebsite.com is taking you to a location on fakewebsite.com. Just because "bredasavingsbank" is part of the URL does not guarantee that the site is an official bank site. Requests For Personal Information. - emails will never ask you to reply in an email with any personal information such as your Social Security number, ATM or PIN. Urgent Appeals - We will never claim your account may be closed if you fail to confirm, verify or authenticate your personal information via email. Messages About System And Security Updates - We will never claim the need to confirm important information via email due to system upgrades. Offers That Sound Too Good To Be True - We will never ask you to fill out a customer service survey in exchange for money. Obvious Typos And Other Errors - These are often the mark of fraudulent emails and websites. Be on the lookout for typos or grammatical errors, awkward writing and poor visual design. Even if you don't provide information, by clicking on the link you could expose your operating system to a virus or to software that enables criminals to "eavesdrop" on your keystrokes and capture your passwords and other confidential information. If you believe that you have received or replied to a suspicious email and provided private information about your bank account, please contact us immediately at 712-673-2321. Phone Calls The will never call and ask you to verify login IDs, passwords, or PIN. We may call the number you have provided on your account profile from time to time to verify transactions on your account. You may ask us to answer questions about your account to verify our identity before providing any information or you may even request to call the bank directly to verify the transactions. To further help safeguard your information from potential fraud and identify theft, we offer the following recommendations: Protect Your Personal Identifying Information - Never give personal information on the phone, Internet, or over email unless you know whom you are dealing with. Only use the last 4 digits of your social security number for identification purposes. Keep your personal information in a secure place and shred all financial documents and paperwork before discarding them. Make sure any website you're shopping on is secure; the site is secure for transactions if it starts with an https:// instead of http:// or you see a small lock on the lower right hand corner of the screen. Configure Your Computer Securely — Make sure your computer, smartphones and tablets are safe. Use privacy and security settings in your software, email system and Web browsers. New strains of malicious software are appearing all the time, so it's imperative to regularly update your anti-virus software to identify and thwart the newest threats. Keep Software And Operating Systems Updated — Be sure to install all software updates as soon as they're offered. Using the "auto update" setting is the best way to ensure timely updates. Similarly, make sure you keep your operating system and any third-party plug-ins that you use updated. Use Strong Passwords — Never use simple or easy-to-guess passwords like "123456," "p@$$word" or "football." Cybercriminals use automated programs that will try every word in the dictionary within a few minutes. When creating a password, use at least 10 characters with a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols. Be Cautious About Links And Attachments — Be cautious about all communications you receive in unsolicited e-mails and those purported to be from friends and family. Be careful when clicking on links in those messages. When in doubt, delete them. Protect Your Personal Information — Be aware of what financial and sensitive information you give out. Cybercriminals will look at your social networking...