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COVID-19 News & Resources
Fortifi Bank understands the coronavirus is causing serious monetary implications for families and businesses. We’ve compiled our latest news and resources to help you navigate these uncertain times.
OUR LATEST NEWS:
- Third Round of Economic Impact Payments Expected March 17 (3/15/21)
- It’s Time! Fortifi Bank Lobbies Opening Monday, April 12 (3/12/21)
- Vaccines and PPP: Beware of These COVID Scams (2/19/21)
- U.S. Government Issues Second Round of Economic Impact Payments (12/31/20)
- Drive-Thru to the Rescue: Lobbies Temporarily Closing (9/28/20)
- Wisconsin Mask Mandate Effective Aug. 1 (7/31/20)
- FBI Sees Spike in Fraudulent Unemployment Insurance Claims Filed Using Stolen Identities (7/22/20)
- What You Should Know About the National Change Shortage (7/14/20)
- Are You Struggling Financially? Talk to Your Banker (7/13/20)
- Wisconsin’s “We’re All In” Small Business Grant Application Opens June 15 (6/5/20)
- Worried About Handling Cash? Use Contactless Payments (6/1/20)
- Fortifi Bank to Open Lobbies on June 22 (5/29/20)
- Gov. Evers Announces $75 Million Grant Program for Small Businesses (5/21/20)
- Fortifi Bank Makes Grant Money Available Amid COVID-19 (5/4/20)
- Withdrawal and Transfer Limits on Savings Accounts Temporarily Suspended (4/29/20)
- 3 Ways to be Proactive with Finances During Hard Times (4/2/20)
- Navigating the Small Business Paycheck Protection Program (4/1/20)
- Fortifi Bank Continues Offering Drive-Up Service (3/23/20)
- COVID 19: Banking During Difficult Times (3/20/20)
- Fortifi Bank Temporarily Offering Drive-Up Only (3/16/20)
- Fortifi Bank’s Responsibility During COVID-19 (3/13/20)
Watch a short video to help navigate our added safety measures.
Economic Impact Payments (stimulus checks)
Your money is safe in the bank.
Rest assured, bank deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), an independent agency of the U.S. government. That means in the unlikely event a bank fails, your deposits will be reimbursed up to the insurance limit – at least $250,000 – and depending on how your accounts are titled, often much higher.
Learn MoreScams are on the rise.
Scammers are taking advantage of fears surrounding the coronavirus. Criminals will use fear, intimidation, trickery, urgency, and disinformation related to the virus to gain access to your personal information. We’ll never contact you and ask for your social security number, bank account number, password, or any other sensitive information. Anyone who does is a scammer.
Learn MoreSmall business relief is available.
The government has announced relief resources to help small businesses. Small businesses and eligible nonprofit organizations, veterans organizations, and tribal businesses described in the Small Business Act, as well as individuals who are self-employed or are independent contractors, are eligible if they also meet program size standards.
Learn MoreWe are OPEN and ready to help!
If you have been affected by mandatory quarantine, unpaid time off, or other financial hardships due to the pandemic, please contact your banker to discuss options.
Contact UsBanking Safely During a Pandemic
We believe in providing a secure and steadfast banking experience through these uncertain times. You always have 24/7 account access with our digital banking services. If you haven’t signed up yet, please do so today.
Online & Mobile BankingOnline Banking
Manage banking functions anytime, anywhere with internet access. With online banking you’re able to:
• View account balances and transactions
• Transfer funds between accounts
• Pay bills
• Manage debit cards
• Send money to friends and family
• Update contact information
Mobile Banking
Access banking functions anytime, anywhere using your mobile device. Our mobile app is available for all Android and Apple devices.
• View account balances and transactions
• Transfer funds between accounts
• Pay bills
• Manage debit cards
• Send money to friends and family
• Deposit checks