Password Tips Try to use a password that you can remember without writing it down. Instead of writing down your password, write down a word or phrase that will remind you of the actual password. Choose a password that is not too closely associated with yourself. Personal information such as addresses, telephone numbers, family or pet names, and local sports teams are easily guessed, and, therefore, make poor passwords. Change your password frequently.
Longer passwords are tougher to crack.
Use combinations of letters, numbers, and punctuation, when possible. Instead of single words, use the first or last letters of the words in a familiar phrase. Never enter passwords with someone else looking at your keyboard or screen. If you even suspect a leak, change your password. Home The Home Banking module allows our customers to use the Internet to perform such basic banking tasks as viewing account balances, transferring funds between accounts, viewing rates, and viewing statements and check images.