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MARK LEGER NOW AT THE KINGSVILLE BRANCH!
Please join us in welcoming Mark Leger to the Kingsville Branch! Please come by and see Mark for all of your banking needs in Kingsville.
COLE CHURCHMAN NOW AT THE POLLOCK BRANCH!
Please join us in welcoming Cole Churchman to the Pollock Branch! Please come by and see Cole for all of your banking needs in Pollock.
COLFAX BANKING COMPANY'S MOBILE BANKING!
http://mobile.colfaxbanking.com
Mobile Banking allows you to access your online accounts from just about anywhere. All you need is a cell phone or other mobile device with a web browser capable of viewing secure websites. Use your regular Internet Banking access ID and passcode to log on to Mobile Banking. You can view account balances, account history, account details, transaction detail and you can make transfers between accounts.
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Colfax Banking Company welcomes Kristina Bagwell.
Kristina Bagwell is our new mortgage loan officer. She is located at our Prospect Branch. Come in today to talk with Kristina about a mortgage loan on a new home or to refinance an existing mortgage loan.
Free Bill Pay with eStatements
Colfax Banking Company now offers you the security and paper-free convenience of electronic statement delivery! Go green with e-Statements!

Colfax Banking Company is committed to keeping your personal information safe and secure. CBC will never ask for your personal account information by email. Bank customers can avoid falling prey to Phishing, an email scam issuing bogus requests for personal information such as credit card numbers, social security numbers and bank account information, by following simple email precautions. The best weapon to fight against phishing is customer awareness.

As you may already know, internet identity theft is on the rise. The goal of internet thieves is to obtain your personal information by posing as legitimate representatives of businesses. They may sound professional- and the websites to which they refer you may even look and respond like the real thing. Be suspicious of any email or pop-up messages with urgent requests for personal financial information.

Should anyone email, phone or mail you asking for account-related information (like password, debit card number, your PIN, or your account or social security number), we advise that you not oblige them even if you are told that the sharing of your information is essential to maintaining your account in good standing. Below are a few tips to keep information safe:
Protect your information:
Never give out personal financial information in response to unsolicited phone calls, fax or e-mail. Do not respond to an e-mail that may warn of dire consequences unless information is validated immediately. Check credit card and bank account statements regularly and look for unauthorized transactions, even small ones. When submitting financial information to a website, look for the padlock or key icon at the bottom of the browser, and make sure the Internet address begins with https.

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