Huron Valley State Bank (HVSB) and four local elementary schools, Spring Mills, Johnson, Heritage and Country Oaks celebrated the success of the Bank-At-School program.  This is a student run bank located inside of the school that teaches hands-on financial literacy, money management, and provides for real life banking experience.  Students applied and interviewed for positions earlier in the year, and were trained for actual banking positions to accept money from their fellow classmates to deposit into the bank. The schools celebrate the end of the year program with a ceremonial pizza party at which all student bank employees and customers enjoy lunch, games and prizes. 

The bank is offering great rates on Certificates of Deposit. You can earn 1.35%  APY* on a 9 month CD, 1.80% APY* on a 15 month CD, and 2.10% APY* on a 27 month CD. In addition to CD’s the bank offers other investment products including money markets and IRA’s. Huron Valley State bank takes pride in being a full service community bank. From youth savings accounts to business lending, we will create a financial relationship that is tailored to your unique needs. 

Once a month, Huron Valley State Bank holds a special Casual for a Cause (Jean’s Day).  This program allows employees to wear jeans in exchange for providing a donation for the designated charitable cause.  The causes are either for an individual in need or a large scale community program.  In 2017, the Casual for A Cause program raised over $1,800.

Huron Valley State Bank is upgrading online Bill Pay on January 24, 2018  to make paying bills better, easier and more convenient than ever, giving you more freedom to enjoy life.

If you are currently using this feature, there will be a slight delay in services with scheduled downtime due to the upgrade.  Bill Pay will be unavailable from Monday, January 22, 2018 at 1:00 pm until the new version is live on Wednesday, January 24, 2018 at 9:00 am.  We apologize for this inconvenience but can assure you it is a much more sophisticated and robust program.  If you have never used Bill Pay before, we strongly encourage you try it out by enrolling for free. You can do this by signing on to online banking, selecting bill pay, and then choose the enroll feature.

The Huron Valley Promise was created in 2009 by a group of area business, education, government and civic leaders dedicated to improving the future of all Huron Valley students and the Huron Valley community. It is a financial support system designed to initiate savings accounts to be used for post secondary education. It provides a one time grant toward the child's education. 

To be eligible, parents must have a child who is 6 years of age or younger entering the Huron Valley Schools District. The parents must open a 529 Michigan Education Savings Program account for their child with a $25 minimum deposit. Those that have applied will receive a $200 one time contribution from the Huron Valley Promise. (If the families have already started a 529 State Sponsored Savings Program they can receive a $100 grant).