Community State Bank Of Southwestern Indiana is a Banking company located in 4800 St. Wendel-Cynthiana Road, Wadesville, Indiana, United States.
CSB has been locally-owned and operated for more than a century. Bank provide the modern advantages of larger banks such as internet banking and bill payment, as well as access to more than 4,900 ATMs across the U.S. which can be used by customers with no fees via their CSB Visa Debit Cards. CSB also provide more personalized and quicker service at any of six Posey County branch locations than can be expected from a larger regional bank. CSB customers use FDIC deposit insurance up to at least $250,000. borrowing customers like loan process that, unlike other banks in area, does not involve dealing with loan officers and loan approval in Evansville, Cincinnati, or Illinois.
Services:
Personal:
Checking
Savings
Personal Loans
CDs and IRAs
Credit Cards
Business:
Business Accounts
Business Loans
Merchant Services
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