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New Overdraft Regulations

New Federal regulations require that we deny your ATM and everyday debit transactions when there are insufficient funds in your account unless you authorize us to approve them. ACT NOW to avoid the inconvenience of having these transactions rejected. Click on the link below for more information and to decide how you would like these transactions handled. Tell us your preference today

Protecting Your Information

Phishers Impersonate NACHA: NACHA, the Electronic Payments Association, has posted an alert about a targeted phishing scam that appears to be hitting up recipients for ACH transaction details.

NACHA declined to elaborate on the scheme, but according to the organization's website posting, the fraudulent e-mails often vary in content and appear to be transmitted from e-mail addresses associated with the NACHA domain, @nacha.org. Some of the e-mails have also contained the names of fictitious NACHA employees and/or departments.

"NACHA itself does not process nor touch the ACH transactions that flow to and from organizations and financial institutions," the posting reads. "NACHA does not send communications to persons or organizations about individual ACH transactions that they originate or receive."

NACHA's post goes on to note that phishing attacks are often launched as a way to hijack personal information or route users to pages that host malicious code or software.

Please contact our Customer Resource Center at (502) 348-3911 or toll free 1-877-813-3282 or via email if you have any questions or need to report an incident.

  

 

Our History

OUR ROOTS RUN DEEP... Our logo, "The Mighty Oak Tree", stands strong and deep rooted in Central Kentucky. Our acorn was planted by our Nelson County founding directors in 1907, thus beginning Farmers Bank and Trust Co. Since that time we have grown to meet the many different and varied needs of our community. As we have experienced these changes in our community, we have evolved to reflect this in our new name Town & Country Bank and Trust Co. Our oak tree continues to grow with the trunk representing the main office and the expanding limbs representing our full-service banking center locations.

Throughout our market areas, we have been a leader in the financial community and are committed to continue and increase service to our customers. It is also a tribute to the loyalty of our customers and friends as well as the dedication of our associates and directors. Thank you for your business, and we look forward to giving back to our communities for years to come

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