Welcome to Colfax Banking Company

HAVE YOUR BALANCE TEXT TO YOU FOR FREE EVERYDAY!!!

Refinance NOW Before It Is Too Late!!!

15 & 30 Year Fixed Mortgage Rates are at an all time low!!!  Refinance NOW before it is too late!!!  Call Kristina 318-641-9400

iPhone App Now Available!

The FREE Colfax Banking Company iPhone App is now available in the ITunes App Store.

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Pay Your Bills on Your Mobile Phone!

Bill Pay is now available on your mobile phone.  Go to the User Services Tab and to Mobile Enrollment.  Enroll your mobile phone and begin paying your bills on your phone.

Sign Up for FREE Mobile Text Alerts Today!

We text you your balance daily. We text you if you are overdrawn. We text you if your balance falls below an amount.  And more.  Stay connected to your account by receiving alerts on your mobile phone.  Visit the "Notify Me" tab and enroll your mobile phone to receive text alerts and select the alerts you want to receive on your mobile device.  Colfax Banking Company is dedicated to making your financial life easier and safer.

Enroll Today in Mobile Banking with Text, App and Browser!!!

Bank On-The-Go with Colfax Banking Company's Mobile Banking!  Text, App & Browser - Better Than Ever!  Save time and money with Mobile Banking!  Colfax Banking Company now offers mobile banking to fit your everyday banking needs.  Manage your accounts on-the-go by using text messaging, web browser or phone app.  You can conveniently - Check your balances, View your account history, Pay Bills and Transfer funds, all from your mobile phone.  Banking at your fingertips, what could be easier?  To enroll in mobile banking services, login to Internet Banking, go to the "User Services" page and click on Mobile Enrollment. 

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Lost or Stolen Debit Card?

If your Visa Debit Card has been lost or stolen after bank hours, call 1-800-264-4274.

Simple Strategies for Managing Money

The FDIC has published a new how-to guide for consumers that features simple, practical suggestions for dealing successfully with some of today's important money matters. Click here to visit the website!

Start Smart: Money Management for Teens

The FDIC has published a money-management how-to guide for teens. Start Smart: Money Management for Teens. How to save, spend and protect your cash. Click here to visit the website!

Taking Control of Your Finances

The FDIC has published a money-management how-to guide for young adults. Taking Control of Your Finances: A Special Guide for Young Adults. Click here to visit the website!

Stretching Your Savings

The FDIC has published a money-management how-to guide for senior citizens and their families. Fiscal Fitness for Older Americans: Stretching Your Savings and Shaping Up Your Financial Strategies. Click here to visit the website!

On Guard

OnGuardOnline.gov provides practical tips from the federal government and the technology industry to help you be on guard against Internet fraud, secure your computer, and protect your personal information. Click here to visit the website!

Phishing

Colfax Banking Company is committed to keeping your personal information safe and secure. CBC will never ask for your personal account information by email. Bank customers can avoid falling prey to Phishing, an email scam issuing bogus requests for personal information such as credit card numbers, social security numbers and bank account information, by following simple email precautions. The best weapon to fight against phishing is customer awareness.

Identity Theft

As you may already know, internet identity theft is on the rise. The goal of internet thieves is to obtain your personal information by posing as legitimate representatives of businesses. They may sound professional- and the websites to which they refer you may even look and respond like the real thing. Be suspicious of any email or pop-up messages with urgent requests for personal financial information.

Be Aware

Should anyone email, phone or mail you asking for account-related information (like password, debit card number, your PIN, or your account or social security number), we advise that you not oblige them even if you are told that the sharing of your information is essential to maintaining your account in good standing. Below are a few tips to keep information safe:

Protect your information:

Never give out personal financial information in response to unsolicited phone calls, fax or e-mail. Do not respond to an e-mail that may warn of dire consequences unless information is validated immediately. Check credit card and bank account statements regularly and look for unauthorized transactions, even small ones. When submitting financial information to a website, look for the padlock or key icon at the bottom of the browser, and make sure the Internet address begins with https.