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At Lake City Bank, we believe banking is personal.

As an Indiana community bank, our clients are family, friends and neighbors. So whether you’re opening your first checking account, buying a home, teaching kids about money, saving for education, or planning for retirement, we know your goals and can help you get there. 

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Banking

Lake City Bank takes pride in reliable banking solutions for everyday life. Our various checking and savings accounts, along with a range of CDs, are designed to fit your unique needs. Debit and credit cards offer convenience and flexibility, while youth accounts give the next generation a strong start.

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Loans

From mortgages and home equity lines of credit to auto and personal loans, Lake City Bank can help you take the next step. With great rates, dependable service and an Indiana focus, we have a long tradition of helping neighbors reach their goals.

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Digital Banking

Lake City Bank Digital makes it easy to manage your money from any device, anytime. From checking balances and depositing checks to paying bills and sending money, everything you need is within reach. With built-in tools like Goals and Card Controls, staying organized and in control is simple.

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Wealth Management

Helping neighbors achieve their financial goals is what we do at Lake City Bank. Whether it’s investments, trusts, retirement accounts, private banking or estate administration, our advisors are here to provide trusted guidance with personal, hometown attention.

Investment products used by the Wealth Advisory Group are not obligations of nor guaranteed by Lake City Bank, are not FDIC insured, are not a deposit, and may involve risk, including possible loss of principal.

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Banking Tips & Insights

Practical Budgeting Methods That Actually Work

For many of us, creating a budget is the easy part. The hard part is sticking to a plan over the long term. Understanding your habits, strengths, and weaknesses can help you choose budgeting strategies that you’ll actually stick with.