All Monarch Community Bank branches will be closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day. Have a wonderful and safe holiday weekend!
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Holiday Closing Reminder
September 2nd, 2010Introducing New iPhone App
August 30th, 2010Kim Furton, Residential Lender in Marshall Leaves Monarch after 26 Years
July 26th, 2010After many years of serving the people of Marshall at Monarch Community Bank, Kim Furton will be leaving.
Join us for a Going Away Party for Kim
Friday, July 30th 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
107 N. Park Ave. in Marshall on the circle
Come and wish Kim good luck as she leaves the Marshall Area to relocate to Utah to be closer to family.
Monarch sponsors Tibbit’s Golf Outing
July 13th, 2010Yesterday, both the sunshine and players came out to support the Tibbit’s Opera House. All participants were glad the weather turned out great and the Tibbit’s Golf Outing organizers were happy to have the support of community members at the event.
Branch County Relay for Life Brings Community Together
June 28th, 2010Thanks to everyone from Monarch Community Bank and from the community who came out to make the Branch County Relay for Life a success! Over $105,000 was raised. Here are some pictures captured during the event.
Mark Your Calendars!
May 25th, 2010Beware: Scam using automated phone calls to steal account info
May 3rd, 2010If you receive a telephone call saying your debit or ATM card has been compromised and you need to enter the number to reinstate it, don’t do it.
The calls go something like this: “your debit card account has been compromised, press 1 to be connected with the securities department. At that point, the person is asked to input there debit card number.
Monarch Community Bank will not call and ask for your information over the phone,
So please if you receive a call asking for any sensitive data, just hang up.
Save the Trees! Save the paper! Go to E-Statements, here’s how
May 3rd, 2010It’s Soooo Easy!
- In your NetTeller online banking, click on the tab that says “E-Statements”. At this point you’ll need to verify your email address and “name” your statements, so you recognize them when they come in your email inbox with your own security phrase
- You’ll get an email shortly after confirming that you want the E-Statements sent.
- You’ll receive your statements monthly
- To review your statement, print it out, or save it to your computer, or click on the E-Statements tab and click on the account you want to review.
If you have any questions, you can call Monarch’s Deposit Services Department at 800-882-2911 or 278-4566.
Monarch Welcomes Peg Day to Bank!
April 28th, 2010Monarch Community Bank welcomes Peggy Day, vice president and regional banking officer to the branch at 107 N. Park on the circle in Marshall. Day comes to the bank from Marshall Community Credit Union and has 26 years of prior experience in finance. Her responsibilities will include business development in Calhoun County.
Day is a graduate of Marshall High School and of Western Michigan University, where she obtained degrees in finance and management. She continues to reside in Marshall with her husband Bob, and their children Joe and Calvin. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family at their cottage.
Day is actively involved with the Marshall Rotary Club, Junior Achievement board chair, Saint Mary’s Catholic Church, and in 2009 she nominated as one of the Top Women in Finance in the West Michigan Business Review.
When asked what she’s looking forward to in her new position she said, “I’m excited to work with friends and family in the community”. Don Denney, President and CEO of Monarch Community Bank welcomed Day to the bank by saying, “Peggy’s experience and enthusiasm is a great asset to our bank and to the community. We invite community members to stop in our branch to see her, or introduce yourself”.
Monarch Helps Provide Wish List Items for Manor
April 6th, 2010When The Manor came out with an email requesting donations for their renovation project recently, Monarch Community Bank employees were excited to help the residential treatment and special education facility in Jonesville. Then came notification that The Manor received more donations than expected from the community, but employees at Monarch were able to help in another way.
“On The Manor’s website, they have provided list of items that the residents at the facility are in need of. We were excited to fulfill some of those wants and needs,” said Jill Parsons, teller manager at the Hillsdale Branch located in Hillsdale on Carleton Road.
The bank employees went shopping and got a variety of items which were on the wish list including: construction paper, markers, crayons, towels, wash cloths, underwear, socks, shampoo, coloring books, chalk, notebooks, folders, and more. When employees went to bring the items to get donated development coordinator, Jon Beal, gave the employees a tour of the facility and the stressed the importance of donations from the community. If you’re interested in making a donation or viewing the wish list for The Manor, go to their website at www.the-manor.org. “We’re glad we were able to help the residents in some small way and we look forward to more donations in the future,” said Courtney Dirschell of the marketing department at the bank.








