For balances up to $30,000, you can earn 5.06% interest on your Interest Plus Checking Account with Heartland Community Bank, and receive free ATM transactions nationwide.  

For each statement cycle, meet the following requirements to keep your 5.06% interest:

• Make at least 10 check card transactions
• Receive a monthly Electronic Statement
• One direct deposit or ACH Auto Debit
• Access Online Banking

In addition to a sky high interest rate, and free ATM transactions nationwide, meeting the above requirements with your Interest Plus Checking account also entitles you to write unlimited checks per month, without paying a per-check fee;  not be restricted to having a minimum balance requirement, no monthly service charges, and access to Overdraft privilege is available.  You’ll receive a free ATM or Visa check card with your account, as well as the ability to bank by phone or via Internet Banking.

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