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• 1. (208) 666-7500
• 2. (800) 724-2440
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is South Ottumwa Savings Bank merging with Peoples State Bank?

  OTTUMWA — South Ottumwa Savings Bank has announced a merger with Peoples State Bank of Albia. The merger, which will see the combined company operate under the South Ottumwa Savings Bank banner, is pending regulatory approval. The PSB locations in Albia and Ottumwa will be named “Peoples State Bank, an office of South Ottumwa Savings Bank.”

• Who is first national collection bureau fncb?

  First National Collection Bureau, Inc. (FNCB) is a debt collection agency located in Reno, Nevada. They collect on the following types of debt: You may see First National Collection Bureau listed on your credit report as a collections account. This can happen if you forgot to pay a bill and your account was sent to a debt collector.

• How do i contact fncb customer care?

  For your convenience, FNCB Customer Care Representatives are available to answer many of your banking questions over the phone at 1-877-879-3622 or via live chat. Questions or concerns?

• Where is first national community bank fncb based?

  FNCB Bancorp Inc. formerly known as First National Community Bank, is headquartered in Dunmore, USA. Corporate earnings are provided from Zacks Investment Research, including Income Statements, Balance Sheets, Cash Flow Statements, and Statement of Retained Earnings.

• Does fncb purchase debt?

  They do not purchase debt, and they do not own any of the delinquent accounts they attempt to collect. FNCB accepts collection contracts from a variety of creditors, including major bank credit cards; retail credit accounts;telecommunications companies; auto loans; judgements; and any other company with legally verifiable past-due accounts.