Frequently Asked Questions

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I applied for a mortgage loan and I’m now getting calls and texts from other lenders. How can I get that to stop?

When you apply for a mortgage or home equity loan or line of credit, your lender requests a copy of your credit report. This triggers an inquiry with one of the four credit bureaus (Experian, Equifax, TransUnion or Innovis.) That credit bureau is then allowed to sell your name to other mortgage companies; it is not against the law for them to do so.
 
These unsolicited prescreened offers for credit and insurance must include a toll-free phone number you can call if you choose to remove your name and address from the lists these offers are based on.
 
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Who do I call if my Check Card or ATM card is lost or stolen?

To report a lost or stolen Check Card or ATM card, contact us by calling 1-866-223-8877.  Or you can contact Ridge View Bank by mail at PO Box 42, Clearfield, PA 16830.


How can I check my account balance?

Checking your balance is easier than ever using our free telephone, online and mobile banking services.  Either call Service Call at 1-866-224-7314, check your accounts using Personal eBanking, or check in on-the-go with your smartphone using goMobile.


How can I do my banking without having to wait in line at the Bank?

There are a number of ways you can do your banking without having to step foot in a branch office.

By using the Internet, you have 24/7 access to your accounts through the bank’s eBanking services.  Not only can you transfer funds, check your accounts and make loan payments, you can view check images and send and receive secure messages to and from the bank.  You can also pay your monthly bills online using the free ePay service.

GoMobile makes it possible for you to securely access your financial accounts on the go.  You can check your balances, review your transaction history and transfer funds between accounts using your smartphone.

With ServiceCall, you have 24/7 access to your accounts via your touchtone phone.  Transfers, account inquiries, and loan payments can easily be made through ServiceCall.


How can I get a copy of previous statements?

Copies of previous statements can be obtained by stopping in at your branch and speaking to one of the Bank’s representatives, or by calling our Customer Service Center at 1-866-223-8877.

By enrolling in eStatements through eBanking, customers can view statement activity quickly and easily.


How can I get my bank information over the phone?

24/7 access to your Ridge View Bank accounts is simple and free using a touchtone phone and Service Call.  Simply dial 1-866-224-7314 to gain access to your account balance, information on checks or withdrawals, verify deposits, transfer funds, make loan payments and more. 


How can I obtain a free credit report?

The Fair Credit Reporting Act guarantees you access to a free credit report from each of the three nationwide reporting agencies – Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion – every twelve months.  The Federal Trade Commission has received complaints from consumers who thought they were ordering their free annual credit report, but instead paid hidden fees or agreed to unwanted services.  Don’t be fooled by TV ads, email offers, or online search results.  Go to the authorized source, www.AnnualCreditReport.com, to request your free report.  You can also order your report toll-free at 1-877-322-8228, or via mail.  For more information, visit www.ftc.gov/freereports.


How can I protect my account from non-sufficient funds (NSF) charges? And if I overdraw my account, how can I make sure my items still get paid?

Checking your balance before you write a check or use your checkcard is easier than ever using our free telephone, online and mobile banking services.  Either call Service Call at 1-866-224-7314, check your accounts using personal eBanking, or check in on-the-go with your smartphone using Mobile Banking or our mobile website.

The best way to keep track of your checking account is to balance your check register each month to your monthly statement.  Any discrepancies should be taken care of immediately… but if you have done a good job keeping track of your money there will never be a discrepancy.  Remember to record your ATM withdrawals and your automatic payments.  It is very important to remember that a checkcard acts like an electronic check, and funds are automatically deducted from your account. 

Sometimes, though, you get busy, and mistakes can happen, and your account can become overdrawn.  For those times, the Bank offers the following services:

  • There are two options for Overdraft Protection.  If your checking account is overdrawn, for a nominal per-transfer fee funds can be drawn from either a savings account or a line of credit to cover the overdraw.

  • Payment Privilege is a discretionary courtesy that is added to checking accounts that meet certain qualifications. This automatic service covers overdraws up to $400, should you overdraw your account by writing a check, withdrawing at the ATM or using your checkcard for point of sale purchases.  Charges will still be assessed, however, your items will still be paid.

Ask your neighborhood banker for more information about any of these services.


How do I get a copy of a check?

Customers enrolled in eBanking are able to electronically view and print copies of all checks that have been paid through their checking account.

Customers can also get a copy of a check by stopping into one of the branches and speaking to their neighborhood banker.

It is important to note that if a check has been electronified (converted to a preauthorized withdrawal as opposed to returning a check to the bank for payment) by the payee, an image of the check will not be available.


How do I order checks? What is the quickest way to reorder checks?

Customers can reorder checks by coming into a branch and dropping off the reorder slip that is in the next to last book of checks in their previous order.  Our associates will be happy to help with this.

Customers can also reorder checks by accessing the Harland Clarke website via the link on this website.  This is your quickest option to get the order in and processed.  You can either order online or by calling Harland Clarke toll-free at 1-800-275-1053 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.


How do I set up ePay?

You can set up ePay through eBanking.  After enrolling in eBanking, simply click on the "Make Payments" tab, then follow the prompts to easily set up ePay and begin using this convenient service.


How do I update my contact information?

Updating your contact information can be done quickly and easily with a short call to our Customer Service Center.  With this call, representatives will be able to change the information on your deposit account(s).  Changes cannot be made, however, to your loan accounts.

Updates can also be made via eBanking.  When you change your contact information in eBanking, the changes will apply to your deposit account(s) and your loan account(s).

Credit card contact information updates must be made by contacting the customer service number provided on your credit card statement.


What do I do if I forgot my eBanking User ID or password?

If you have forgotten your ID or password, simply click on the Forgot Your Password link on the Log In page.   If this link is not displayed for any reason, contact the Customer Service Center at 1-866-223-8877 for assistance.


What do I do if I think my identity has been stolen?

Instructions for detecting, defending, and deterring identity theft can be found on the website of the Federal Trade Commission.


What do I do if there is an error or discrepancy on my statement?

See our error resolution page.


What is the Bank's routing number?

Ridge View Bank’s routing number is 031306278.


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