KCB Trust Department

The KCB Bank Trust Department, a division of KCB Bank, is here to assist you in saving for your retirement and your investment needs. If you have recently left your job or have multiple 401k’s our Trust Officers can help you roll over those retirement accounts into one location. The Trust Department provides a variety of services catering to non-deposit needs and help individuals and businesses attain their financial goals.

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Personal Trust Administration

Our senior trust officer has over 20 years of experience in administering living and testamentary trusts. Personal trust administration involves following the instructions left to us in your estate planning and trust documents. Personal trusts offer you the assurance that your estate plans will be carried out with efficiency and privacy.

Investment Services

Our investment services are designed to provide you access to non-deposit investment products. If you have 401k’s spread over multiple investment firms our Trust Team can roll those over into a single location. For all of our investment accounts, we have a diversified portfolio to meet your investing goals within your risk tolerance.

Farm Management

For local or non-local landowners, we offer farm management services. We are experienced in farm operations, government farm programs, tenant relations, and crop insurance. We can help you eliminate the hassle of managing your farm land.

Retirement Plans

One of our specialties is offering retirement plans for businesses and individuals. We can provide a full range of IRA’s profit sharing plans, 401(k)’s, 403(b)’s and simplified employee plans. We offer you flexibility in constructing and managing your retirement plans with the experience it takes to make them work.

(1) nondeposit investment products are not insured by the FDIC;

(2) nondeposit investment products are not obligations of, or guaranteed by, the financial institution; and

(3) nondeposit investments will subject the purchaser to investment risk, including possible loss of the principal amount invested