The First National Bank in Amboy

The First National Bank in Amboy Large enough to serve you well; small enough to know you personally. Member FDIC

Come on down to Discover Dixon Summer Block Party and visit us! It runs from 9:00AM - 12:00PM today. You can try your lu...
06/06/2026

Come on down to Discover Dixon Summer Block Party and visit us! It runs from 9:00AM - 12:00PM today. You can try your luck at Pluck-a-Duck, or see if you can be a sharpshooter in Ring Toss!

Help us congratulate Elizabeth Latta who was promoted to Frontline Manager! With 10 years of service to The First Nation...
06/06/2026

Help us congratulate Elizabeth Latta who was promoted to Frontline Manager!
With 10 years of service to The First National Bank in Amboy, she has held positions as Teller, Head Teller, and UB Supervisor which will allow her to lead our front line as well as our customers. Bravo, Elizabeth!

Today our employees will wear jeans to raise money and awareness for the Lee County veterans of the Honor Flight of the...
06/05/2026

Today our employees will wear jeans to raise money and awareness for the Lee County veterans of the Honor Flight of the Quad Cities. We are pleased to give back to these men and women who sacrificed so much for our country.

Fighting Fraud Friday! The Federal Trade Commission data shows that losses to scams on social media have been increasin...
06/05/2026

Fighting Fraud Friday! The Federal Trade Commission data shows that losses to scams on social media have been increasing dramatically since 2020 - people reported losing $2.1 billion in 2025 alone. The top scams that were initiated on apps like Facebook, WhatsApp, or Instagram included shopping scams, investment scams, and romance scams. Follow these tips to avoid scams on social media:
- Limit your contacts and who can see your posts by adjusting your privacy settings.
- Never let someone you met on social media direct your investment decisions.
- Before you buy an item through social media, verify that it's coming from a legitimate company.
- Never send money (crypto or gift cards) to someone you have never met in person.
Learn more ways to spot and avoid scams at ftc.gov/scams. If you have been a victim of a scam or spot a scam, report it to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

Our employee, Stephanie Glenn, delivered a donation to Shining Star Children's Advocacy Center after raising funds durin...
06/05/2026

Our employee, Stephanie Glenn, delivered a donation to Shining Star Children's Advocacy Center after raising funds during an employee jeans day. Thank you to Gayla Raser (left), Jessica Cash (middle), Tracy Greenwalt (right), and the other employees that help kids through the trauma of child abuse.

Please tune in to AM 1460 WIXN on Friday, June 5, 2026 at 8:35AM! Courtney and Noah will talk about how our Bank makes a...
06/03/2026

Please tune in to AM 1460 WIXN on Friday, June 5, 2026 at 8:35AM! Courtney and Noah will talk about how our Bank makes a difference beyond transactions and loans.

Streaming is available at www.am1460wixn.com.

Save the date for our upcoming Shred Days in September! Safely and securely shred your personal and financial documents ...
06/02/2026

Save the date for our upcoming Shred Days in September!
Safely and securely shred your personal and financial documents to prevent identity theft!

Monday Morning Memo...All our bank locations accept real estate tax payments. 1st installments are due this month:Wednes...
06/01/2026

Monday Morning Memo...All our bank locations accept real estate tax payments. 1st installments are due this month:
Wednesday, June 3 = DeKalb County
Monday, June 8 = Ogle County
Friday, June 12 = Winnebago County
Friday, June 26 = Lee County

We can accept your payment if:
- you own property in this county.
- you have your tax bill with you.
- your payment matches the installment amount.
- you pay by check, cash, debit your account with our bank, or pay by credit card with cash advance available (fees apply).

Renata Young, Public Relations Chair of Habitat for Humanity Dixon, IL, receives a donation from our employee, Tina Elle...
05/30/2026

Renata Young, Public Relations Chair of Habitat for Humanity Dixon, IL, receives a donation from our employee, Tina Eller. The funds were raised by employees during a jeans day. We are proud to give this donation to a local organization that helps to provide affordable housing to families.

Fighting Fraud Friday! Having someone share an intimate photo or video of you online without your consent can be stressf...
05/29/2026

Fighting Fraud Friday! Having someone share an intimate photo or video of you online without your consent can be stressful and overwhelming. These images, including AI-generated deepfakes, can spread quickly and cause real and lasting harm. That's why Congress passed the TAKE IT DOWN Act - and why the FTC is holding platforms accountable under the law.
The TAKE IT DOWN Act now requires covered platforms - like social media, messaging, and image or video sharing apps and sites - to offer a way for you to request the removal of intimate photos or videos shared online without your consent. But that's not all. Platforms must remove the intimate photos or videos, and known identical copies, within 48 hours of your request. The law applies to real images, digitally altered images, and deepfakes created with artificial intelligence.
Only platforms can actually remove intimate photos and videos shared without your consent, but it's the FTC's job to make sure those platforms are complying with the TAKE IT DOWN Act. But we need your help to keep covered platforms accountable. If a covered platform violates the Act, tell the FTC at TakeItDown.ftc.gov. You can report a platform that doesn't take down a nonconsensual intimate image (or identical copies) within 48 hours of your request. You can also report a platform if you can't find their removal request process or if it's broken. Submit a report to the FTC if you or your child appear in the intimate image. You can also submit a report on behalf of someone else if they've given you permission.
If a covered platform violates the Act, the FTC wants to know. If someone shares an intimate image of a minor or an image of you without your consent, that's a crime. Report the perpetrator to local criminal law enforcement as well as the FBI at tips.fbi.gov or call 1-800-CALL-FBI.

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220 E Main Street
Amboy, IL
61310

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18158573625

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