Checking & Savings Accounts

Hodge Bank & Trust Company offers a wide variety of accounts to meet the needs of individuals and businesses.  Please contact us at 318-259-7362 for additional information or interest rates.

Regular Checking

  • Minimum Opening Balance - $100.00
  • Balance required to avoid service charge - $500.00
  • Monthly maintenance fee $5.00 if at any time during the statement period the balance falls below $500.00
  • Unlimited ATM/Debit Card usage

Now Accounts

  • Minimum Opening Balance - $1,000.00
  • Minimum balance required to avoid service charge - $1,000.00
  • Monthly maintenance fee - $5.00 plus $.10 per check charge if balance falls below $1,000.00
  • Interest compounded and credited monthly
  • Call for current rate

Super-Now Accounts

  • Minimum Opening Balance - $2,500.00
  • Minimum balance required to avoid service charge - $2,500.00
  • Monthly maintenance fee - $8.00 plus a $.10 per check charge if the balance falls below $2,500.00; interest rate and APY reverts to a NOW Account
  • Interest compounded and credited monthly
  • Call for current rate

Money Market Account

  • Minimum Opening Balance - $2,500.00
  • Minimum balance required to avoid service charge - $2,500.00
  • Monthly maintenance fee - $8.00 if balance falls below $2,500.00; interest rate and APY reverts to NOW Account
  • Pre-authorized withdrawals/transfers limited to 6 per month.  Only 3 of these may be to a third party.  $5.00 charge per each withdrawal/transfer over three.
  • Interest compounded and credited monthly
  • Call for current rate

Passbook Savings

  • Minimum Opening Balance - $50.00
  • Minimum balance required to avoid service charge - $50.00
  • Interest compounded and credited quarterly
  • 3 withdrawals allowed per quarter; $1.00 per additional withdrawal
  • Pre-authorized withdrawals/transfers limited to 6 per month. Only 3 of these may be to a third party.
  • Call for current rate

Christmas Club

  • Minimum Opening Balance - $5.00
  • No maintenance fee
  • Check for entire balance mailed in November

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