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We're glad you're here. At Premier, you will always receive prompt, personalized service from our knowledgeable bankers who will get to know you, and you them. We understand changing banks can be a big decision, but it doesn't have to be a challenging one. In addition to our amazing bankers, this switch site will guide you step-by-step through the move.
Learn more about Premier.
Let's get started.
STEP 1: OPEN YOUR NEW ACCOUNT AT PREMIER BANK
Below are some things to bring with you to open your new account - you can also start this process online:
- Driver's license or government issued photo identification.
- Social Security Number
Don’t forget to leave enough funds in your old account to cover any outstanding checks or automatic payments. Our next steps
will help you switch any automated payments and direct deposits to your new account.
will help you switch any automated payments and direct deposits to your new account.
STEP 2: TRANSFER DIRECT DEPOSITS AND AUTOMATIC PAYMENTS
It’s a good idea to have a few recent bank statements available to review the automated transactions you need to move. Transfer direct deposits from your employer, retirement plan, interest payments or other source of income, such as Social Security.
Bill Pay: If Bill Pay is your preferred method of paying bills, we'll help you get all set up!
Automatic Payments: You’ll need to switch automatic payments set up to charge your checking, savings, debit or credit card to your new Premier Bank account. We've compiled a list of typical payees to consider with links to their website or switch forms if available. Take into consideration any annual payments that you may have set up as a deduction, as well.
Automatic Payments: You’ll need to switch automatic payments set up to charge your checking, savings, debit or credit card to your new Premier Bank account. We've compiled a list of typical payees to consider with links to their website or switch forms if available. Take into consideration any annual payments that you may have set up as a deduction, as well.
- Mortgage or Rent payments
- Insurance Payment
- Home or Renters Insurance
- Auto Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Other
- Other Loan Payments to consider
- Auto Loan
- School Loan
- OTHER
- Credit Card payments
- Utility Payments
- Phone/Cell Phone/Internet/Cable
- Other subscriptions to consider that may be associated with your account
- Telegraph Herald or other news sources you may have paid subscription to
- Apple or Google Play stores
- Music
- Shopping websites
STEP 3: CLOSE YOUR OLD ACCOUNT
Keep your finances simple. Close that old account, but before you do, make sure any pending checks have cleared. Once that happens, you can withdraw all remaining funds you have in the account and ask your previous financial institution to close the account.
QUESTIONS?
Feel free to contact us at 563-588-1000 or info@premierbanking.com with any questions you may have.
