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TrustBank Wheaton

TrustBank Wheaton
Wheaton Rates

For over 110 years, TrustBank has stood strong through the ups and downs. With our customers as our focus, we grow our prosperity together - leading with integrity, innovation, and exceptional performance. We strive every day to provide premier financial solutions with superior customer service. TrustBank is growing.

After 10 years as President/CEO of TrustBank in Central Illinois, Dan Eichelberger felt drawn back to his DuPage County roots. Tapping into his long-held connections in the Wheaton market, Dan found the perfect fit for Wheaton's Market President. Local resident, Mark Spehr, is a banking veteran with over 30 years of experience in the Wheaton and DuPage market. Mark can be reached via email at mark.spehr@trustbank.net.

Mark Spehr

Mark Spehr, Market President

Prosperity CD Account Disclosure

*Annual Percentage Yield (APY) as of September 4, 2023. The interest rate 5.931%. Interest will be compounded semi-annually. $25,000 minimum deposit is required to open a CD and earn state APY. Maximum deposit per CD is $250,000. All funds must be new money and there is a limit of one CD per household. Offer available for a limited time and APY may change at any time before a CD is opened and funded. Offer open to DuPage County residents only. Fees could reduce earnings. Stated APY will be rounded up to the nearest thousandth which will result in an APY of 6.019%.

Prosperity Money Market Account Disclosures

Annual Percentage Yield (APY) as of September 4, 2023. The interest rate is 4.41%. Interest will be compounded monthly. $50,000 minimum deposit is required to open a Money Market account and earn stated APY. If the balance of the Money Market account is above $3 million, the interest rate will adjust to .20% with a stated APY of .20%. All funds must be new money. Offer available for a limited time and APY may change at any time without notice before a Money Market account is opened and funded. Offer available to DuPage residents only. Fees could reduce earnings.