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Louise Birum
Associate Teller, Randolph County

"The best thing I can do for any customer is listen. Because when I really take the time to listen, I can learn of a real need that I might be able to provide an answer for. And that's what it's all about."


 Kim Bolt
 Service Manager, Kosciusko County

  "For me, it's about spending time with people who need it, especially those who are struggling to      understand something they are going through credit wise, with a loan or on a current account. I give    them the time they need."

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Debbie Cabanaw
Financial Center Manager, Elkhart County

"I always remember that the person I am helping in this moment is the most important customer I have. And if we work together, we can make their dreams come true and their goals achievable."

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Gary Chastain
VP, Senior Credit Manager, St. Joseph County

"I think the best way to assist my customers is to ask the question, 'Does this make sense?' It has to make sense for their situation first and foremost. Then I try to follow that up by doing the right thing in a compassionate and useful way."

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Denise Eldridge
Financial Center Manager, Kosciusko County

"I put a smile in my voice and give my undivided attention. I always want them to feel that they are the most important customer I have. I never want them to feel that they are asking too much."  

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Karen Espinoza
Teller, Elkhart County

"I know what it's like to be a banking customer – we all do. That's why I always do my very best to follow through on the promises that I make, and work really hard to try to find a better solution to a customer's problem…no matter what it is."

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Jaime Faulkner
Communications Coordinator, Delaware County

"Some bankers are so business oriented that they miss the relationship and the opportunity to truly help someone live a better life. I choose to be different. I choose to focus on the individual and treat them like they are the only thing that matters."

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Jama Jacobs
Mortgage Originator, Delaware County

"I know that your money and your children are probably two of the most important concerns for you, and I take that very seriously. I promise to shoot straight from the hip, be honest, keep you informed and help you feel confident along the way."

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Debra Jones-Price
Financial Center Manager, Delaware County

"I try to give of my time freely and treat each customer as a person with value. Whether they have $2 to their name or $2 million, I want them to feel special because they know me. I feel special because I know them."

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Karen Keck
Teller, Elkhart County

"I'm always there to help any customer with whatever they need. I strive to be a good listener, to be friendly and courteous and give them a great big smile. Because a smile really is contagious."

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Heather Leer
Financial Center Manager, St. Joseph County

"I can really listen to customers, talk to them, help educate them and do my very best to show each person that comes in that they are more than just a customer to me, they are a part of my MutualBank family. That's what I would want if I were them."

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Georgette Miller
Financial Center Manager, Grant County

"By asking another question to try to get to the root of their need, their timeframe and their desire, I'm able to match their need better. Showing compassion helps me go beyond their expectations, which makes them want to come back."


Stephanie Salyer
AVP, Area Manager, Kosciusko County

"It's important for me to listen to the customer, to try to offer options without saying no. You know, compromise, and just try to go the extra mile to help the customer in whatever way I can – even if it's just helping them to their car."

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Peggy Shaffer
Administrative Assistant, Grant County

"It may sound silly, but it just feels good to help a customer – whether it's resolving a problem, making them feel important, or simply saying 'Good Morning – Have a Great Day!' And that's why I really love working here."

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Belinda Thompson
Senior Teller, Delaware County

"I love working with customers because I get an opportunity to meet different people that I normally wouldn't get a chance to meet, and help them resolve a problem or situation. That just feels good to me."

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Vince Turner
VP, Client Relationship Manager, Elkhart County

"I will always listen to your story about your job experience, your daughter's wedding, your grandchildren or just how the day has gone. Because I know it's important to you. And you're important to me."

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Jennifer Whittaker
Teller, St. Joseph County

"I want to make every customer feel welcomed, wanted and appreciated. Because I learned a long time ago that people may not remember what you say, but they will always remember how you make them feel!"

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Michael Wolfe
Credit Analyst, Grant County

"Many business owners understand taxes and balance sheets are requested from the bank, but don't always know what they mean. I try to help them understand it all, and work to find ways for them to operate more efficiently."

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Briean Woodmansee
Loan Operations Processor, Delaware County

"I love to make customers feel empowered. Especially when it's their first car loan or first home loan. I want them to walk out feeling like they fully understand the process and know all the ins and outs of what we're doing."

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Protect Your Email Account

At MutualBank we offer our customers many different ways to communicate with us regarding the products and services offer.  One of those methods is email and we would like to focus some attention to helping you keep your email accounts safe.

We have seen an increased number of customers who have had their email accounts compromised…in other words someone has gained unauthorized access to an email account.  From there someone can attempt to initiate fraud using your email account.  However, by following some easy steps you can secure your email account to make it less likely to become compromised.

Steps to securing your email account:

  • Frequently (every 45 to 90 days) change your email account password.
  • Do not click on links inside of an email from an unknown source.
  • Do not write your email password down anywhere visible even in your own home…if you need to write your password down please keep it secured in a wallet or purse.
  • Make sure your computers have virus detection/removal software such as the ones listed below and that they are updated frequently.
    (Many times your Internet Service Provider provides these tools free of charge.)
  • Remember that if something in an email sounds too good to be true…it probably is.
  • Only share your email with friends on social media sites making sure that it’s not visible to everyone on your public profile.

MutualBank does not endorse the products listed below, but are provided as examples of free anti-virus/malware detection and removal tools.

http://free.avg.com/us-en/homepage

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/products/security-essentials

http://www.sophos.com/en-us/products/free-tools.aspx

Remember, you can call us anytime. Let us know if you have questions or concern for your bank accounts. Call 800-382-8031or email customersupport@bankwithmutual.com.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

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