Marionville Customer Appreciation Day!
As Seen in the Aurora Advertiser March 27, 2009
BANK'S HISTORY TALLIES OVER 120 YEARS
President Keith Willcut stated "Bank of Billings does business the way most banks did decades ago, we know our customers and they know us. We understand the high level of personal service that is expected and we plan to continue that tradition in the future."
"The difference between our bank and the larger banks is our personal service. We value the people who choose Bank of Billings as their financial institution and I feel that our appreciation should be demonstrated by level of service our customers receive." Stated Willcut.
"As the media broadcasts the economic perils evident on Wall Street and Main Street and as we see foreclosed homes on block after block of our communities, I hope that the public faith in banking is held firm in the small community banks that have been structured to weather these storms" Willcut added.
Bank of Billings was founded in 1889 and serves the Billings and Marionville communities with two full service locations located on Hwy 60. After 120 years, the Billings Bank remains the oldest bank in Christian County. Bank of Billings offers a full array of deposit and loan products including a mature checking account created specifically for customer's over 55.
As Featured on KY3 News March 2, 2009
Two stories ran on KY3 that featured The Bank of Billings and President Keith Willcut. Please check them out and leave some comments about your experiences with us. Story with video
Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the nation. Scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated. The following steps can protect the Bank of Billings' customers from identity theft:
- Shred unsolicited credit applications.
- Only shop online at the websites of trusted and esteemed companies.
- When accessing online banking you should see the lock icon on the bottom of your screen to indicate that the site is secure.
- Always double-check that the website URL that they type into their browser is correct and not misspelled.
- Do not click on links in emails from unknown senders.
- Bank of Billings will never ask for a user name, password, account number or Social Security Number via email.
- Always shred or destroy documents that have your personal information such as Social Security numbers, Account numbers, etc.
If you suspect you have been a victim of Identity Theft or Fraud please contact the Bank of Billings immediately.
