Author: Reliabank

Moving into your own place can be exciting and frightening at the same time. The American Bankers Association suggests considering the following questions when choosing your own home. How much money do you have saved up? Start with an evaluation of your financial health. Figure out how much money you have for a down payment...

This kit provides everything you need to setup, switch and start banking with Reliabank. If you have any questions or needs please contact your local Reliabank branch.

National Iced Tea Day on June 10th each year celebrates one of summer’s favorite drinks. Whether you prefer sweetened or unsweetened, with or without lemon, many love and enjoy iced tea by the glass full all summer long. Basic Iced Tea Recipe Instructions: In one quart-sized mason jar, add three Lipton Black Tea Bags. Add...

Congratulations Class of 2020

By Jan Johnson Reliabank’s Centennial celebrations slated for 2020 are mostly on hold as COVID 19 continues to upend plans across South Dakota, the nation, and the world.  However, we haven’t forgotten to celebrate.  Some of you saw our parade floats and participated in half-court shot contests November through March. Even now we are working...

The South Dakota State Historical Society is recognizing Reliabank with 2020 Governor’s Awards for History for their efforts in preserving state history.

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As our country deals with the economic chaos caused by the Covid-19 virus, Congress authorized the CARES act including the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) in two bills totaling $659 billion. The bills put PPP in the hands of financial institutions large and small to manage and disburse SBA loans that are forgiven if employers with less than 500 employees do not lay off their workers. Community banks have performed far better than Wall Street or other megabanks in disbursing the economic aid to small businesses and the public wants to know why.

Thousands of hearts are popping up in people’s windows all over the globe, thanks to a movement called “A World of Hearts,” which encourages spreading positivity during COVID-19. All you have to do to participate is cut out hearts and put them up in your windows for people to see. The goal is to have them hanging from windows in homes or businesses to bring smiles to people faces and to show those who are on the front line that they're appreciated during this tough time.