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Careers at MutualBank

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Thank you for your interest in MutualBank and our career opportunities. We invite you to search our job openings for a position that is a fit to your skills and abilities. If you are passionate about providing high-quality service to customers and coworkers and serving your community, then your team is waiting.

What To Expect Apply Online
As a first-time applicant, before you apply, be sure to:

  1. Allow up to 30 minutes to complete the online application
  2. Have ready: your email address and your resume to copy and paste.
  3. Select an open position, establish your profile and complete the application.

Important Note: Applications are accepted only for current available job openings. 

Equal Opportunity Employer
MutualBank is committed to equal employment opportunity. Applicants are considered for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, disability, national origin, sexual orientation or any other basis prohibited by law. This policy governs all aspects of employment, including recruiting, selection, hiring, job assignment, compensation, discipline, termination and access to benefits and training.

Benefits
Being happy at work is important to our quality of life. At MutualBank, we know the value of a well-trained and experienced staff. We offer a competitive benefits package, a variety of training and employee growth opportunities.

Company Profile
Learn more about MutualBank and our commitment to the communities we serve. 

How You Fit...
We may be part of the banking industry; however our common goals has always been to help people live a better life. Along the way, we have adopted a culture of shared values that connects us to each other and to our Vision.

If you have a desire to learn, grow, and are enthusiastic about helping customers reach their dreams and goals, go ahead...apply now!

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Healthy Savings

Have you ever thought about how much your prescription or doctor visits cost your employer?  Many people who have a traditional insurance plan know they pay a $20 or $30 co-pay then they go about their day.  But have you ever looked at the amount your company pays?

Insurance costs have skyrocketed over the past decade and companies have tried to find a way to still offer benefits to their employees.  The solution has been to offer a high deductible insurance plan.  These types of programs are often accompanied by something called a Health Savings Account (HSA).  Simply put, a HSA is a checking account where money can be deposited and used for medical expenses. (You might have heard of a Flexible Spending Account, FSA, which is similar to a HSA, but different. FSAs require you to use your money set aside before the year ends. HSAs allow you to roll money over year after year. There are other differences as well. Learn more about HSAs through the Treasury’s website.)

So, are HSAs a good idea?  Yes!   HSAs make us better consumers of our health care.  We look closer at a bill or prescription if we know it will come out of our pocket.   We take the time to make sure if a generic medicine is just as good as a name brand, or if we truly need to go to the doctor for our sniffles.

The beauty of a health savings account is that the money grows tax free as long as we use it for qualified medical expenses.  So not only are we being more proactive with and aware of our healthcare, we are being smart about our money as well!

Together, a health savings account and a smart consumer make for very healthy living!

If you have questions about your HSA or want to learn more, chat with us! Your local MutualBanker is here to help you live a better life!

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

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