Citizens First National Bank

Storm Lake bank for personal, agricultural, and business banking needs

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LAKE AVE
Storm Lake, IA 50588-2393
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Last verified Apr 20, 2026

About Citizens First National Bank

Citizens First National Bank is a full-service bank in Storm Lake with two local offices. They handle personal deposit accounts and CDs, plus agricultural and business lending. Trust and wealth management services are also available.

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What they offer

Deposit accountsCertificate of Deposit (CDs)Agricultural loansBusiness loansTrust managementWealth managementTwo Storm Lake locations

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Services

Home > Rates Rates Certificate of Deposit Rates- Call Customer Service for information regarding our Rate Schedule. Minimum balance to open and obtain Annual Percentage Yield is $3,500. Penalty imposed on all CDs for early withdrawal. Contact Us for more details. Deposit Account Rates- Call Customer

Contact

(712) 732-5440

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LAKE AVE

Storm Lake, Iowa 50588-2393

raw: & Locations Hours & Locations Main Bank Full Service East 5th & Lake Ave P.O. Box 1227 Storm Lake, IA 50588 P (712) 732-5440F (712) 732-6167 Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm North Office 1821 North Lake Ave

Last verified Apr 20, 2026

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Last verified from website crawl on April 20, 2026

Last enriched on April 20, 2026

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