
All of Inland Bank’s savings products offer competitive rates. Statements are issued quarterly. All savings products include six debits monthly.
Simply Savings
This account is ideal if you want a simle way to start reaching your savings goals.
Young Bankers
This account is ideal if you are/have a young banker beginning to learn how to save. A low opening balance and no maintenance fee helps them on their way
to accomplishing their goals.
Health Savings
This account is ideal if you currently have a high-deductible health insurance plan and want to set aside savings tax-exempt for medical expenses.
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Certificates of Deposit (also known as CDs) allow you to earn a higher return for your money. A variety of terms (from three months to five years) allow you to select the option that makes the most sense for your financial goals. Please note, there may be a penalty for early withdrawal. Ask a personal banker for further information.
Among the features of our CDs:
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CDARS (Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service):
Through the CDARS® service, Inland Bank can provide you (or your business) with easy access to multi-million dollar FDIC protection on its CD investments.
How You Benefit From CDARS:
For more information about CDARS or to get started:
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*Funds may be submitted for placement only after a depositor enters into a CDARS Deposit Placement Agreement
Prepare for retirement and gain tax advantages while saving with Inland Bank. Inland Bank offers the following types of IRA accounts*:
Let us help you determine which account best fits your individual needs and investment objectives. Please contact your Inland Bank Banker at the branch nearest you.
*The IRA savings account will be subject to all of the government rules and regulations that currently apply to IRA accounts provided to you separately.