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Highland Bank Supports Community Redevelopment With New Branch Construction Project

Leading community bank moving to better serve clients and community   ST. MICHAEL, MN, August 11, 2022 – Highland Bank, a locally- and independently-owned community business-focused bank, announced today that its St. Michael branch, located at 701 Central Avenue East, will relocate to a new building. This project integrates with the city of St. Michael’s long-term

2024 HELOC LP

Act now to take advantage of low, limited-time promotional rates on a new or renewing home equity line of credit — a smart way to borrow for whatever’s ahead. Consult your tax advisor about tax-deductible interest. View Rates             Contact a Lender

Business Credit Cards

Choose from our popular business credit card options such as low rate, cash back or flexible rewards to find the one that works best for your business. No matter which card you choose, your business will benefit from important features like: Free online expense reporting tools. No fee for additional employee cards. Mobile payment capability

Personal Credit Cards

Choosing the right credit card is easier than ever. Whether you want to pay down balances faster, maximize cash back, earn rewards or begin building your credit history, we have the ideal card for you! No matter which card you choose, you’ll enjoy important features like: Convenient and Flexible Purchasing Power. Accepted at millions of

Telephone Banking

Make Your Day-to-Day Banking Easier, 24/7 Highland Bank’s Telephone Banking gives you lots of options to make your financial management easy and convenient. Obtain your checking or savings account balances Make loan payments Transfer funds Place a stop payment Activate your debit card And more! Call 952-854-4884, then follow the voice prompts or refer to

Can You Afford to Help Your Kid Start a Business?

Amazon. Chipotle. GoPro. These household-name businesses were launched thanks to investments by the founders’ parents. But parents also have sunk plenty of money into their offsprings’ doomed enterprises, sometimes endangering their retirements and family relationships in the process. Certified financial planner Jon Ten Haagen of Huntington, New York, had a retired client who against his advice gave