October 08, 2026
Fraudsters are contacting our business clients claiming to be representatives of Virginia National Bank.
Virginia National Bank will NEVER ask our clients to provide:
- Personal Identification Number (PIN) or security codes
- Bank account information or log in credentials
- Personal information once your account is opened
We will NEVER ask you to send payments anywhere.
Stay safe with these tips:
- Delete suspicious messages
- Don’t click links or share personal info
- Contact us if you’ve shared details
- Report unusual calls, texts, emails, and links to us
Click here for more tips on how to protect your accounts.
Stay alert and contact us directly at 877.817.8621 if you have any questions or concerns.
Jesse Cantu
Treasury Management Sales Officer
Vice President
Virginia National Bank
434.817.8549
October 05, 2026
Posted in Community News
Virginia National Bank has created a unique opportunity for high school Juniors & Seniors with the FREE Finance Career & Leadership Academy (FCLA, Academy). The Academy is designed to provide advanced personal finance and employment readiness training AND a path to career opportunities in banking without student debt.
If you think this opportunity could be for you or your child, we invite you to an informational session on Tuesday, October 20th from 6:30-8PM and Thursday, November 5th from 6:30-8PM at Virginia National Bank’s Pantops location in Charlottesville. Learn effective communication, employment readiness, and strategies to help you get ahead. Listen to our recent podcast about the FCLA program with VNB’s President of Educational Programs, Meghan Crider.
Please RSVP to events@vnb.com to attend one of our informational sessions.
Follow Virginia National Bank: My Forever Bank wherever you listen to podcasts.
September 28, 2026
Posted in Community News
Mobile Apps are a convenient way to keep you linked to the things that are important, like your bank account, but they also keep you linked to things that are quietly and systematically taking your money every month.
Does this sound familiar? You probably have an app on your phone right now that is charging you for something that you haven’t used in months. This is a friendly reminder to cancel that subscription.
Meghan Crider, VNB's President of Educational Programs, talks with Sherry Taylor of VNB about the “App Trap”. Listen in and learn tips on how to avoid the “App Trap” with unintentional costs to your bottom line.
Follow Virginia National Bank: My Forever Bank wherever you listen to podcasts.
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