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Steven R. Kinch, CFS
Investment Representative

Steve Kinch

As an Investment Representative at MutualBank, Steve Kinch understands the importance of having a local investment professional on your side.  Plus, he is qualified to help the most discerning investors with highly personalized investment services designed to help meet their individual demands.  

"It's a very satisfying feeling to know that I have helped people pursue financial security and independence. Investment planning is not just for the rich ... it's for everyone concerned with controlling their financial future and achieving their goals."


 

Client Building Services

Since 1991, Steve has conducted seminars and workshops on various financial planning topics in Indiana. In addition, Steve has conducted financial planning workshops for Ball State University's Department of Continuing Education as well as Cardinal Health Systems, formerly Ball Memorial Hospital.

When you're ready to put a truly local investment professional on your side, call Steve Kinch at 765-213-2960. You'll be glad you did!


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Insurance products offered through LPL Financial or its licensed affiliates 
 

The LPL Financial registered representative associated with this site may only discuss and/or transact securities business with residents of the following states: Indiana, Michigan

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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.

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