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We like to stay connected with what’s happening in our communities and keep you in touch with the latest financial education! From local events to fraud tips, Bank Iowa’s Front Porch Blog highlights the moments that bring us together. Check back often to see how we’re supporting the places we call home while keeping you up to date on banking industry trends.

Clarinda Location Assists with Local Kiwanis Club Easter Egg Hunt

Bank Iowa's Whitney Beery and Amanda Welsch volunteered with the Clarinda Kiwanis Club to help facilitate the annual Easter Egg hunt for the community kids.

Clarinda Banks Band Together to Help Local Schools

On April 18th, all four of Clarinda’s community banks came together to support Clarinda Community School District’s nutrition fund with a combined monetary donation of $5,500. This money will be used…

Oskaloosa's Cassie Veldhuizen Awarded "Jack of All Trades"

Regional Retail Banking Manager Cassie Veldhuizen of Bank Iowa's Oskaloosa branch was awarded the "Jack of All Trades" or "Jill of All Trades" from the United Way of Mahaska County. "Cassie was…

Oskaloosa Herald Names Bank Iowa #1 Bank

Bank Iowa was voted #1 Bank/Credit Union for the Oskaloosa Herald 2023 Reader's Choice Awards.

Oskaloosa and Pella Joint Easter Egg Hunt

Oskaloosa and Pella sponsored the William Penn University Easter Egg Hunt. After a three-year hiatus, the annual egg hunt had a great turnout. Those that helped were: James/Jenny Feudner, Jenny…

Three Ways to Teach Kids Important Financial Skills

You have worked hard and built a great inheritance for your family. How do you know it is safe? Fortunately, critical life skills are learned, not inherited, and financial skills are the same. Make a…

Winners & Losers in Rising Farmland Value

As with nearly all market realities, there are winners and losers of rising family farmland value. Where any one farmer lands on the spectrum depends on life stage and legacy.

Oskaloosa Serves Through Meals for the Heartland

Oskaloosa team members had an excellent opportunity to give back to their community. Lana Corso, Kayla Wubbels, Amelia Bowen and Cassie Veldhuizen volunteered a few hours of their evening to help…

Shenandoah Donates to Local High School BPA

Bank Iowa Shenandoah is making it happen for the next generation of business professionals. Bank Iowa donated $500.00 to the Shenandoah High School's Business Professionals of America group. The…

Clarinda Celebrates Women's Day

Clarinda wore purple on March 8th in honor of International Women's Day.

2022 Annual Report

Check out the Bank Iowa 2022 Annual Report.

Small Towns. Big Business.

As young professionals living and working in North Central Iowa, Emily Schmitt and Tony Brownlee are using their unique talents to bring their best to their communities and businesses.

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Bank Iowa Donates $30,000 to Support Childcare Center in Colfax

Bank Iowa Celebrates 2024 Best of Southwest Iowa Survey

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Bank Iowa Donates $30,000 to Support Childcare Center in Colfax

Bank Iowa Celebrates 2024 Best of Southwest Iowa Survey

Front Porch Blog

Clarinda Location Assists with Local Kiwanis Club Easter Egg Hunt

Clarinda Banks Band Together to Help Local Schools

Oskaloosa's Cassie Veldhuizen Awarded "Jack of All Trades"

Oskaloosa Herald Names Bank Iowa #1 Bank

Oskaloosa and Pella Joint Easter Egg Hunt

Three Ways to Teach Kids Important Financial Skills

Winners & Losers in Rising Farmland Value

Oskaloosa Serves Through Meals for the Heartland

Shenandoah Donates to Local High School BPA

Clarinda Celebrates Women's Day

2022 Annual Report

Small Towns. Big Business.