Harvard Savings Bank

Harvard Savings Bank provides personal and business banking services. Its personal banking services include checking, savings, money market, and individual retirement accounts, as well as certificates of deposit; fixed rate mortgages, balloon loans, and adjustable rate mortgages; home equity line of credit; and personal and automobile loans. The companys business banking services include business checking, savings, and money market accounts; certificates of deposit and business Visa credit cards; business loans, such as business operating lines of credit, business equipment loans, real estate and construction loans, and small business administration loans; and agricultural loans, such as agricultural production lines of credit, agricultural term loans, and agricultural real estate loans. It also provides additional services, such as night depository, the U.S. treasury bonds purchase and redeem, cashier checks, money orders, travelers checks, real estate tax payment center, and notary services. Harvard Savings Bank was formerly known as Harvard Federal Savings And Loan Association and changed its name to Harvard Savings Bank in January 1997. The company was founded in 1934 and is based in Harvard, Illinois. Harvard Savings Bank operates as a subsidiary of Harvard Illinois Bancorp, Inc.