Heartland Bank is pleased to announce improvements to our credit card program. With EMV chip card technology, a modern new design, conversion from MasterCard to Visa, an updated rewards program and real time card activity via the secure portal on HeartlandBank.com, you’ll find that we remain committed to great service.

Heartland Bank is pleased to announce the implementation of a minor change to the look of our website and online banking login process. This change will provide clients with an extra layer of security and added convenience. By clicking the orange Online Account Access button on the home page, you’ll see a newly designed (and more secure) screen to enter your user name and password on the same page.

Have you set your New Year’s resolutions yet? It’s not too late! At the start of 2016, it’s time to start making promises to yourself or family and friends about doing things better than last year—and that includes making better financial decisions. The way that you handle your money has a huge impact on your life and can have a lasting effect on your family's life as well. So whether you feel you're on fairly solid economic ground or you know you need to be more disciplined, here's a list of financial resolutions for 2016.

Just a little over five years ago, references to “craft beer” might have needed some explanation. Today, the craft beer business is booming in Columbus and throughout the United States and the industry needs very little clarification. In a 2013 study by the Brewer’s Association, a not-for-profit trade group representing small and independent craft brewers, Ohio’s craft beer industry was named the fourth largest producer in the country, crafting more than one million barrels. Locally, there are more than a dozen breweries inside the I-270 beltway and even more on the way. Looking out farther into the Zanesville, Lancaster, Newark, Delaware and Mansfield areas, the number of operational breweries in central Ohio totals closer to 25. Driving Columbus’ ascension in the exploding craft brew industry is brewmaster, Eric Bean. 

When you talk to Hinda Mitchell about Heartland Bank, she has a story to tell. Building trust and relationships is what she does in her professional position with CMA, a communications firm, and what she looked for and has found with her bank. Hinda first came to Heartland for the location – convenience and access – and stayed because of the people and service. When she has a question or a concern, she can get it addressed by real people right there at her local bank. If she calls customer service, the people who answer the phone are here in Central Ohio, not far away.