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What is the Gate City Bank mobile app?

  • Education Resources > Help Center > Mobile Services FAQs > Mobile App

Wondering what the Gate City Bank mobile app is? Let us give you a quick overview!

How do I change the personal identification number (PIN) for my debit card?

  • Education Resources > Help Center > Debit Card FAQs

Looking to change the personal identification number (PIN) for your Gate City Bank debit card? We’ve got you covered! Learn more.

What if I forgot my user ID or password?

  • Education Resources > Help Center > Mobile Services FAQs > Mobile App

Easily retrieve a forgotten user ID or password for online banking by following a few simple steps.

How do I sign up for mortgage rate alerts?

  • Education Resources > Help Center > Loan FAQs > Mortgage Loans

Simply enter your name and email address to sign up for rate alerts, offers and additional discounts. See how!

How does my Tap and Pay debit card work?

  • Education Resources > Help Center > Debit Card FAQs

Wondering how your Tap and Pay debit card works? It’s super easy! Learn more.

When will I receive my title payoff letter?

  • Education Resources > Help Center > Loan FAQs > Personal Loans

Wondering when you’ll receive your title payoff letter? We can shed some light here! Learn more.

Can I use Zelle® internationally?

  • Education Resources > Help Center > Mobile Services FAQs > Zelle

Wondering if you can use Zelle® internationally? Learn more.

Keep Working or Stay Home?

  • Education Resources > Calculators

Making the decision to return to work after staying at home with children, or leaving the workforce to stay at home is sometimes a difficult decision for parents. The financial aspects of that decision will be based on the elimination of expenses incurred while staying at home, examples of which are life and health insurance premiums that may be replaced by employer-provided plans. When looking at the benefits of working, income should be considered right alongside the ability to build a retirement fund through 401(k) contributions, the cost of health and life insurance and the expenses associated with being part of the workforce.

Calculate a Loan Payment

  • Education Resources > Calculators

Repayment of a loan requires that the borrower make a monthly payment to the lender. With each monthly payment, you pay down a portion of the loan principal, as well as monthly interest on the outstanding balance. Loan payments are amortized so that the monthly payment remains the same throughout the repayment period, but during that time, the percentage of the amount that goes towards principal will increase as the outstanding loan balance decreases.

Debt Consolidation

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