Main Headquarters:
2125 E. Jackson Blvd
Jackson, Missouri, 63755
Phone Number:
(573) 243-9778
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(573) 243-9778
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Montgomery Bank is a family-owned community bank, helping fiscally responsible businesses and families, with the easiest and friendliest financial solutions. The great thing about doing business with a family-owned bank is that you get to know your banker personally. Decisions are made right here in your community, and in most cases, right here at your local branch. That means you get answers fast. There’s no waiting around for people from across the country to approve what you want to do right here in town. Plus, we make it easy for you to keep in touch with your money 24 hours a day at www.montgomerybank.com or by phone using our Telebanc hotline at (800) 955-7170. Need to get your money fast? We have you covered there, too, with coast-to-coast access to thousands of surcharge-free ATMs with our MoneyPass® ATM network.
| Monday : | 8:30 AM - | 4:00 PM | |
| Tuesday : | 8:30 AM - | 4:00 PM | |
| Wednesday : | 8:30 AM - | 4:00 PM | |
| Thursday : | 8:30 AM - | 4:00 PM | |
| Friday : | 8:30 AM - | 4:00 PM | |
| Saturday : | closed | ||
| Sunday : | closed | ||
Drive-Thru M-F 8AM-6PM, Saturday 9AM-Noon
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Jackson may have one or more banks. A bank is a financial institution that is charged with the function of accepting deposits and lending out money. Thus, it acts as an intermediary connecting individuals with a capital deficit with individuals having a capital surplus. They are centrally placed in the financial system for most economies. Thus, they function under a well-defined set of regulations. Most banks have national and regional headquarters, and then branches in smaller towns and villages. The banks may be international, national or local in spread of operations.
