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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.

Bank Iowa to Sponsor Crop Marketing Workshop

Thank you to those who attended our “How to Get $4 Corn” workshop on Monday in New Hampton! We had a fantastic turnout and enjoyed hearing from Ed Kordick from Iowa Farm Bureau about the steps to…

Bank Iowa to Host 2020 Ag Update Event

Bank Iowa will host a 2020 ag event where leaders across the state will discuss important trends in the industry. The event will be at Zion Lutheran Church on January 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Fine-Tuning Your Marketing Strategy During a Down Ag Economy

When the economy is adjusting to uncertainties that are out of farmers’ control, it is more important than ever to fine-tune grain marketing strategies to ensure that when prices are low, you are…

Oskaloosa Chamber Women's Luncheon

Team members in Oskaloosa participated in local women's luncheon.

Bank Iowa Adopts a Family this Holiday Season

Bank Iowa is fortunate to partner with Children and Families of Iowa (CFI) again in 2019 to support a family for the holiday season.

Humboldt-Dakota City Chamber Annual Christmas Parade

Bank Iowa Humboldt region was proud to participate in the Humboldt-Dakota City Chamber's annual Christmas parade.

Bank Iowa Closes on Agreement to Acquire First State Bank of Colfax

Bank Iowa Corporation announced today it has closed on the acquisition of First State Bank of Colfax.

Help Your Bank Help You

We invest heavily and proactively in both physical and cybersecurity measures that safeguard our clients’ financial information.

Considerations For Your Land Appraisal

A recent AgLetter from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago pointed to a decrease in Iowa farmland values, continuing a pattern of lower agricultural land values since their peak in 2013.