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Your Statement Doesn't Need a Stamp

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Get your bank statements sooner, keep them organized, and access them securely with free e-statements.

There was a time when checking the mailbox was the only way to receive your bank statement. Today, there’s a faster, simpler way.

E-statements give you convenient digital access to your account information through online and mobile banking. Whether you’re reviewing monthly activity, preparing for tax season, or looking for a past transaction, your online bank statements are right at your fingertips.

Get Your Statements Sooner

Why wait for the mail?

E-statements are available electronically as soon as they’re ready, so you can review your account activity without waiting for a paper statement to arrive.

Help Keep Your Information Secure

Bank statements contain sensitive personal and financial information. Paper statements can be lost, misplaced, or left sitting in a mailbox.

E-statements help reduce those risks by giving you secure digital access to important account information through online and mobile banking.

Find What You Need Faster

Need last month’s statement? Looking for a transaction from several months ago?

Instead of sorting through stacks of paper, you can keep your statements organized in one convenient place and quickly access previous records when you need them.

Cut the Clutter

Let’s be honest. You already have enough paper to keep up with.

E-statements help reduce unnecessary paperwork while keeping your financial records easy to access. No filing cabinets, crowded folders, or stacks of unopened envelopes required.

Bank on Your Schedule

Life doesn’t always happen during business hours.

Whether you’re reviewing your finances early in the morning, during your lunch break, or late at night, e-statements are available when it’s convenient for you. Access your statements wherever you bank, whenever you need them.

Make the Switch to E-Statements

Enjoy faster delivery, convenient access, and less paper clutter. Log in to online or mobile banking to review your statement delivery preferences and start taking advantage of free e-statements.

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How to Make a Mobile Deposit in the Primis App

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Depositing a check with your phone is quick, secure, and available anytime. Before you get started, keep these tips in mind:

  • Mobile deposit only works for standard checks (not foreign checks, traveler's checks or U.S. savings bonds).
  • The "payable to" name on the check must match a name on your account.
  • The check date can't be more than 180 days old.
  • Checks must be endorsed on the bank with: For Mobile Deposit at Primis
  • For the best photo quality, place the check on a flat surface with a dark background.

Steps to Deposit Your Check

  1. Open the Primis app.
  2. Tap the account you'd like to deposit money into.
  3. Select Mobile Deposit.
  4. If this if your first time, you'll see a short checklist. Review the items, then tap Start Deposit.
  5. When prompted, allow the app to use your camera so you can snap photos of your check.
  6. Take a clear photo of the front and back of your check.
  7. Enter the deposit amount (double check it matches the amount on the check!) and confirm your deposit.

That's it—your check is submitted!

💡 Tip: Hold on to your check for at least a week, until you see the deposit has cleared in your account.

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4 Smart Ways to Save on Summer Cookouts

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Summer and grilling go hand in hand. Whether you're flipping burgers for the neighborhood or slow-smoking ribs for your family, backyard barbecues are a staple of the season. But between the rising costs of groceries, gas for the grill, and all the extras that come with hosting, those casual cookouts can heat up your wallet, too.

At Primis, we believe summer fun shouldn’t break the bank. That’s why we’ve pulled together four easy, practical ways to keep more money in your pocket—without putting out the flame.

1. Shop Sales and Buy in Bulk

Meat prices can really stack up, especially when you’re feeding a crowd. Keep an eye out for weekly grocery store deals, especially on grill-ready favorites like chicken thighs, hot dogs, or hamburger patties. Bulk stores can also be your best friend—purchasing larger quantities of buns, condiments, or drinks means fewer last-minute trips and a better price per serving.

Tip: Freeze extra meat or buns for your next cookout and stretch your dollars even further.

2. Go Potluck Style

You don’t have to do it all. Invite friends or neighbors to bring their favorite sides or desserts. Not only does this ease the financial (and time) burden, but it also adds a fun variety to the table. Someone’s famous pasta salad might just steal the show.

3. Go for Budget-Friendly Fuel

If you’re a charcoal griller, you know the price of briquettes adds up. Look for off-brand or store-brand charcoal when it goes on sale—and stock up early in the season. If you’re using propane, keep tabs on local refill stations, which often charge less than swapping tanks at big-box stores.

Tip: Chimney starters for charcoal are more efficient, and don’t require lighter fluid. Just some scrap paper can get your grill going with ease and also makes for a more consistent cook.

4. Use a Primis Perks Checking Account

Here’s where the savings really heat up. With a Primis Perks Checking Account, you earn cash back rewards on your everyday debit card purchases. That’s right—every bag of ice, every burger bun, every last-minute run to grab more ketchup pays you back. And with no overdraft fees, no monthly fees, and just $1 to open, it’s an account that works as hard as you do.

👉 Learn more about Primis Perks Checking

Summer should be about making memories—not stressing over money. With a few smart choices and the right bank behind you, your backyard can be the hottest (and most budget-friendly) spot in town.

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The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual.