UBT Checking Accounts

Fun fact: Most people don’t re-evaluate their checking account for nearly 20 years after opening it. Why not?

If a pair of shoes didn’t fit you well, would you wear them every day? We sure hope not. Though a checking account won’t make a fashion statement like an amazing pair of heels or chukkas, it is something you’ll use every day, so it should fit you just as well. Click here to keep reading.

We understand that changing banks can be a little daunting, so we put together a Switch Kit with six simple steps to help make it as easy as possible.

So let’s say you’ve done your homework and are ready to open your new Union Bank & Trust checking account online — hooray! Click here to open an account. Our team of people is excited to help you make the most of your money. Now you might be wondering just how to go about opening your new checking account. Here’s a hint… it’s fast and easy! You can open an account online in about five minutes — less time than it takes to figure out what to eat for dinner.

These days, we’ve come to rely on our phones for just about everything: communicating, entertaining ourselves in the waiting room, keeping tabs on news headlines, and so on. So, why not banking? We’ve put together a list of the things your mobile banking app should be able to do (and they just so happen to be things the UBTgo mobile app can do in spades). Let’s check them out.

If you’re looking for a bank that provides a complete range of products and services for families and businesses — and backs it up with exceptional customer service — you're in the right place. But rather than tell you about it ourselves, we thought we'd share some of the comments we've received from our customers. Read on to learn more.

We all do our best to keep tabs on our account balances and keep track of our spending — but sometimes life happens, and you find yourself facing an overdraft. Correcting your account is easy enough, but how do you prevent overdrafts in the future? Like cavities, it takes daily upkeep and having some insurance in place. Get the details here.