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Imelda's Coffee Casa

9/1/2010 12:00 AM

Category: Powered by Community / Subcategory: Women and Money

Imelda's Coffee Casa

The Best Banking Puts People First

"Banking comes down to people. Do you trust them? Do you like them?In a small town like this, attitude and action go hand in hand. I trust Intermountain Community Bank because I know and trust the people who work there to be genuinely concerned about what’s best for me and my business, and for our community. I love that ICB employees show their pride in their community and in their bank. That matters to me."

Intermountain Community Bank loves working with our community businesses and encourage you to visit Imelda’s Coffee Casa for a great cup of coffee or pastry, they are located at 2408 Cleveland Blvd in Caldwell Idaho.

Congratulations to Kathy Cahill from Post Falls

9/1/2010 12:00 AM

Category: Other News

Congratulations to Kathy Cahill from Post Falls

Congratulations to Kathy Cahill from Post Falls for paying her bills on-line and winning an Apple Ipad!

The contest did not require any purchases just simply paying your bills on-line automatically quallified our customers to enter and Kathy was randomly selected with our vendor to receive the Apple Ipad. It's a fast, easy, and secure way to bank. Talk to your local branch today to get signed up!

Identity Theft Reminder

8/20/2010 9:25 AM

Category: Alerts and Scams

Your local bank does NOT require you to provide account information over the phone or through email. If you ever question why someone is asking for your personal information, it is best to NOT give it and to contact someone you trust.

Identify theft is a devastating violation of a consumer's assets and good name. It's also the fastest growing crime in the nation with an estimated 900,000 cases anticipated this year alone. That's one every minute!

To learn more about identity theft and how you can enroll in Identity Theft Shield, click here. To learn more about internet fraud, click here.

Remember, if you receive a call, text, or email requesting any account information, please do NOT respond. Instead, contact us to report it. If you responded to the call, text, or email with information, please immediately contact us.