In observance of the federal holiday, our Grand Avenue drive-thru will be closed on Saturday, July 4. Please note our other locations are not open on Saturdays. All branches will resume regular business hours on Monday, July 6.
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Introducing…The High Bridge Aim high with our high-yield money market account. High-yield savings account with complete liquidity. Variable interest on your entire balance. Minimum Opening Deposit $25,000 (New Money Only – funds not currently on deposit with BankCherokee) Minimum Balance / Requirements $25,000 daily ledger balance Monthly Maintenance Charge None, or $15 per month if…
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Protecting Your Accounts. BankCherokee has partnered with our Check Card issuer, Fiserv EFT, to provide after-hours fraud monitoring. In certain instances, Fiserv EFT may contact you to discuss card activity in order to determine if it is legitimate or if the card has been compromised. If contact is made with an answering machine or another…
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