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United Fidelity Bank - Metro Parkway Since 1914, UFB has been dedicated to building long-term relationships with our customers. We invite you to Make The Switch To A Better Bank.

Welcome to United Fidelity Bank

Since 1914, United Fidelity Bank has been dedicated to building long term relationships with our customers. Our mission is to be the premier community banking institution providing financial services for our market, by surpassing customer's expectations and fulfilling community needs in a manner that enhances value. United Fidelity Bank offers a complete line of commercial banking services, including Ultimate Access Online Business Banking which provides a convenient, easy-to-use cash management system to help you meet the many challenges of running a business in today’s competitive environment. Whether you are seeking financing for real estate, equipment, operations, or a SBA loan, United Fidelity Bank's loan products can be customized to meet the financial needs of your business with flexible solutions, sound advice and exceptional service. Through Access Anytime Online, our Internet banking service, customers have the opportunity to view account balances, transfer funds and pay bills free of charge. Customer service representatives at all banking centers will provide free demonstrations of our online services. Stop in or give us a call at 239-768-4500 to allow us to assist you. We look forward to doing business with you.

Veterans Day Banking Center Closure ReminderA friendly reminder that all United Fidelity Bank Banking Centers will be cl...
11/03/2026

Veterans Day Banking Center Closure Reminder

A friendly reminder that all United Fidelity Bank Banking Centers will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day.

On Veterans Day, we honor and thank the brave men and women who have served our country.
Need to take care of your banking during the holiday? Access your accounts anytime with Online Banking and the United Fidelity Bank Mobile App. You can also visit any of the more than 100,000 surcharge-free ATM locations nationwide.

We encourage you to plan ahead for any in-person banking needs before the holiday.
πŸ“± Mobile Banking available 24/7
πŸ’» Online Banking anytime
🏧 Access to more than 100,000 surcharge-free ATMs nationwide
πŸ”— www.unitedfidelity.com

πŸŽƒ Happy Halloween!Wishing everyone a fun and safe day filled with plenty of treats, festive costumes, and happy memories...
10/31/2026

πŸŽƒ Happy Halloween!

Wishing everyone a fun and safe day filled with plenty of treats, festive costumes, and happy memories.

πŸ‘» Have a spooktacular Halloween!

⏰ It’s almost time to fall back!Daylight saving time ends on Sunday, November 1. Before heading to bed Saturday night, r...
10/30/2026

⏰ It’s almost time to fall back!

Daylight saving time ends on Sunday, November 1. Before heading to bed Saturday night, remember to turn manual clocks back one hour.

Your smartphone and other connected devices may update automatically, but clocks on ovens, microwaves, vehicles, and other household items may need to be changed by hand.

πŸ‚ Fall back one hour
πŸ“… Sunday, November 1
⏰ The change takes place at 2 a.m. local time

Enjoy the extra hour and share this reminder with family and friends!



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🚨 FRAUD TIP FRIDAY 🚨Your phone buzzes.β€œYour account has been locked due to suspicious activity. Click here to restore ac...
10/30/2026

🚨 FRAUD TIP FRIDAY 🚨

Your phone buzzes.

β€œYour account has been locked due to suspicious activity. Click here to restore access.”

Your first thought may be to fix the problem as quickly as possible.

That is exactly what the scammer wants.

The link may open a website that looks like your bank’s real login page. You enter your username and password, but you are not unlocking your account.

You may be handing your login information to a scammer.

Fake account alerts often use fear and urgency to make people click before checking the message. Phishing websites can closely copy real login pages and capture the information entered on them.

Before you click

βœ… Close the message
βœ… Open your bank’s official app or type its website address yourself
βœ… Check your account through a trusted channel
βœ… Call your bank using a number you know is real
❌ Do not use the link or phone number in the message
❌ Do not enter a password after following an unexpected link

Your account may not be locked.

The message may be the real threat.

πŸ“Œ SAVE this post.
πŸ“² SHARE it with someone who checks bank alerts on a phone.

A few extra seconds of verification could protect your accounts and personal information.

Learn more at www.unitedfidelity.com

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Thinking about switching banks, but dreading all the paperwork?You're not alone.Many people stay with a bank they're unh...
10/29/2026

Thinking about switching banks, but dreading all the paperwork?

You're not alone.

Many people stay with a bank they're unhappy with because moving direct deposits, bill payments, and recurring transactions feels overwhelming.

That's exactly why United Fidelity Bank created the Switch Kit.

We'll help you move the details that matter most:

πŸ’° Payroll direct deposits
🏦 Retirement and Social Security deposits
⚑ Utility payments
πŸ“± Streaming subscriptions
🏠 Mortgage or rent payments
πŸ’³ Credit card and loan payments

Just open your new UFB checking account and use our simple Switch Kit to help transfer everything.

A better banking experience may be closer than you think.

πŸ‘‰ Download the Switch Kit and get started today:
www.unitedfidelity.com/portfolio-item/switch-kit

Big Purchases Deserve A Bigger Plan.πŸ›‹οΈ New furnitureπŸ’» Technology upgrades🏑 Home improvementsπŸ› οΈ Large household purchases...
10/28/2026

Big Purchases Deserve A Bigger Plan.

πŸ›‹οΈ New furniture
πŸ’» Technology upgrades
🏑 Home improvements
πŸ› οΈ Large household purchases

An Unsecured Personal Loan from United Fidelity Bank may help fund major purchases with rates as low 7.99% Interest Rate / 10.565% Annual Percentage Rate (APR)*.

If you've been pricing it, researching it, and waiting on it, now may be the time to take a closer look.

πŸ“ Contact our team or visit your nearest Banking Center to learn more.

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Must be a current United Fidelity Bank customer to qualify. One unsecured loan per borrower. Must be U.S. Citizen or lawful permanent resident of the U.S. with proper documentation. *Annual Percentage Rates accurate as of 6/5/26. Rates are subject to change at any time and vary based on credit score, loan amount, and loan term. Advertised loan amount based on 720+ credit score. The minimum credit score to qualify is 620 with a maximum loan amount of $15,000.00. Monthly principal and interest payments are required. Florida residents are subject to a Florida Document Stamp Fee.

10/27/2026

Get a 15-month CD at 4.45% Annual Percentage Yield (APY)

Good news for your savings.

Our 15-month CD now earns 4.45% APY. Safe. Simple. Smart. And it is the right choice at any age.

New CD? Or renewing an old one? Look here first. You can open online in minutes. Your money stays safe, FDIC insured.

Rates change. This one may not last. Lock yours in now.

Open your 15-month CD today at www.unitedfidelity.com/portfolio-items/cd-specials-fort-myers

A minimum deposit of $1000 is required to open a CD. Rates subject to change. Member FDIC.

Think You Were Scammed? Take These Steps Now.A suspicious transaction, phishing message, fake website, or compromised ac...
10/27/2026

Think You Were Scammed? Take These Steps Now.

A suspicious transaction, phishing message, fake website, or compromised account can feel overwhelming. Focus on taking clear, practical steps.

1. Stop all contact
Do not send more money, respond to the suspected scammer, or follow additional instructions.

Disconnect remote-access software and stop using a device that may have been compromised.

2. Contact your financial institution promptly
Report shared account information, card details, unauthorized transactions, or payments.

Use the telephone number printed on the back of your bank card, the institution’s official app, or its verified website. Never use contact information from the suspicious message.

Ask about:

β€’ Securing affected accounts
β€’ Replacing compromised cards
β€’ Reviewing recent transactions
β€’ Changing online banking credentials
β€’ Monitoring for additional activity

3. Secure your digital accounts
Change affected passwords, beginning with email, online banking, card accounts, payment apps, and shopping accounts.

Use unique passwords and turn on two-factor authentication.

4. Preserve evidence

Save:
β€’ Emails and text messages
β€’ Screenshots and website addresses
β€’ Telephone numbers and usernames
β€’ Receipts and transaction details
β€’ Dates, times, and payment instructions

5. Review financial and credit activity
Look for unfamiliar transactions, credit inquiries, or newly opened accounts. Continue monitoring because suspicious activity may appear later.

6. Report the incident

Report fraud to the Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. Reports help authorities identify scam patterns and provide consumers with recommended next steps.

Internet-enabled crime can also be reported to the Internet Crime Complaint Center, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s central hub for cybercrime complaints.

πŸ”— www.ReportFraud.ftc.gov
πŸ”— www.IC3.gov

Contact local law enforcement when theft, threats, identity crimes, or other criminal activity are involved. Call 911 during an immediate emergency.

Most important

Do not feel embarrassed. Scammers create convincing stories, professional messages, and realistic websites to gain trust.

Reporting promptly gives financial institutions, platforms, and law enforcement more information to work with. Recovery of funds cannot be guaranteed.

πŸ”– Save this response plan before you need it.
πŸ“€ Share it with your family.
πŸ“ Find a United Fidelity Bank Banking Center:
www.unitedfidelity.com/banking-centers

🚨 FRAUD TIP FRIDAY 🚨You check your credit report and see an account you never opened.Someone may be using your identity....
10/23/2026

🚨 FRAUD TIP FRIDAY 🚨

You check your credit report and see an account you never opened.

Someone may be using your identity.

What you do next matters.

Take these five steps as soon as possible.

1️⃣ Contact the company where the fraud happened
Ask the fraud department to close or freeze the affected account.

2️⃣ Call your bank
Report any transactions you do not recognize. Ask about securing affected cards and accounts.

3️⃣ Change your passwords and PINs
Start with your email, online banking, and other important accounts. Never reuse a password that may have been stolen.

4️⃣ Review and protect your credit
Check your credit reports for accounts you do not recognize. Consider placing a fraud alert and freezing your credit with Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. Credit freezes are free and can help stop new credit accounts from being opened in your name.

5️⃣ Report the identity theft
Visit IdentityTheft.gov to report what happened and create a personal recovery plan.

Identity theft is not your fault.

Do not let embarrassment keep you from getting help. Acting quickly can help limit the damage and start the recovery process.

πŸ“Œ SAVE this checklist.
πŸ“² SHARE it with your family and friends.

Someone you care about may need these steps one day.

Learn more at www.unitedfidelity.com

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10/23/2026

Online Scams Can Look Real. Know the Warning Signs.

A familiar logo, professional-looking website, or message from someone you know does not always mean the request is legitimate.

In this video, Susan Anslinger-Sulawske of United Fidelity Bank explains how online and digital scams work, which warning signs deserve a closer look, and the steps you can take to protect your personal and financial information.

Common online scams include:

🎣 Phishing scams
Fraudulent emails or text messages may appear to come from a bank or familiar business. The message may ask you to click a link and enter account information, passwords, or other sensitive details.

πŸ›’ Fake online shopping websites
Scammers may create realistic websites, collect payment, and never deliver the advertised products.

πŸ’» Tech support scams
Someone may claim your device has a virus or urgent security problem. The scammer may ask for payment, request remote access, or tell you to install unsafe software.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency identifies phishing messages, fake e-commerce sites, and fraudulent tech support requests as common online and digital scams.

Watch for these red flags:

🚩 Unexpected emails or text messages
🚩 Misspellings, generic greetings, or outdated logos
🚩 Prices, prizes, or offers that seem too good to be true
🚩 Unusual messages from friends or family members
🚩 Requests for passwords, security codes, or banking information
🚩 Pressure to click a link or act immediately

Remember: Pause. Verify. Protect.

PAUSE: Do not let urgency control your decision.
VERIFY: Contact the business through its official app, website, or a trusted telephone number.
PROTECT: Never share passwords, verification codes, account details, or other confidential information with an unexpected sender.

Protect yourself further by using strong security software, turning on two-factor authentication, and reviewing your credit reports for unauthorized accounts or activity. These steps are also recommended by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

Suspect fraud involving your United Fidelity Bank account? Contact the bank promptly through an official channel.

πŸ“ž Customer assistance: 1-800-280-8280
πŸ“ Find a Banking Center: www.unitedfidelity.com/banking-centers
πŸ”— Learn more: www.unitedfidelity.com
πŸ”– Save this video for future reference and share it with someone you want to protect.

Never send passwords, account numbers, Social Security numbers, or verification codes through email or social media.

Address

14241 Metro Parkway, Suite 100
Fort Myers, FL
33912

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12397684500

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