The Home National Bank of Thorntown

Headquarters: Thorntown, Indiana
Charter: Bank
Assets: $185.6M
Fed district: Chicago

10 published fees; none has a market median to compare yet.

Source: its fee schedule, read Nov 1, 2026.

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Fees against the market

Comparison with U.S. medians for fees published by banks and credit unions.

Overdraft (OD)
The Home National Bank of Thorntown: $32
The Home National Bank of Thorntown: $32
U.S. median: no median
NSF / Returned Item
The Home National Bank of Thorntown: $32
The Home National Bank of Thorntown: $32
U.S. median: no median
Wire Transfer (Domestic Out)
The Home National Bank of Thorntown: $25
The Home National Bank of Thorntown: $25
U.S. median: no median

A blank median means fewer than 5 publish the fee.

Published schedulesBanks and credit unionsRead Nov 1, 2026View sources

Each amount links to the fee schedule it was read from. Medians for Indiana, the Chicago district and the U.S.: Bank Fee Index published fees, shown where at least 5 institutions publish the fee.

Compared at: The value this page compares: its one price, or the middle of its prices when it lists several (the highest, its standard fee, for overdraft).
Same rules: Its fees and every median use the same rules. Business-only fees are left out. So are CD, IRA, card inactivity, box drilling and key fees filed under a fee they don’t match, and fees charged by a different period than the median (a quarterly fee beside monthly ones).
Indiana: Banks and credit unions headquartered in Indiana that publish the fee.
Chicago district: Banks and credit unions headquartered in the Chicago Fed district that publish the fee.
U.S.: Banks and credit unions across the Bank Fee Index that publish the fee.
About the same: Within 1% of the median.
Account: Fees not tied to a named account apply across its personal accounts.

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Published fee schedule

Amounts from The Home National Bank of Thorntown’s own schedules, with a source for each figure.

Account Maintenance

Description Early Account Closure Fee – (within the first 90 days)$25
Description Dormant Account Fee (Checking account with no activity after 1 year)$10
Not compared: Annual charge, not monthly
per year

Overdraft & NSF

Description Paid Overdraft$32
Description Non-Sufficient Funds Item$32

ATM & Card

Description Replace Lost, Stolen, or Damaged Visa Check Card$7.50

Wire Transfers

Description Wire Transfer – Outgoing Domestic$25
Description Wire Transfer – Incoming Domestic$15

Check Services

Description Cashier's Check$5
Description Personal Money Order (Up to $1,000.00)$1.50
Description Stop Payment$32

Gift & Prepaid Cards

Description Visa Gift Card$1.50
per item

Fee	Amount	Basis	Note
Account Maintenance
Description Early Account Closure Fee – (within the first 90 days)	$25	Not stated	None
Description Dormant Account Fee (Checking account with no activity after 1 year)	$10Not compared: Annual charge, not monthly	per year	None
Overdraft & NSF
Description Paid Overdraft	$32	Not stated	None
Description Non-Sufficient Funds Item	$32	Not stated	None
ATM & Card
Description Replace Lost, Stolen, or Damaged Visa Check Card	$7.50	Not stated	None
Wire Transfers
Description Wire Transfer – Outgoing Domestic	$25	Not stated	None
Description Wire Transfer – Incoming Domestic	$15	Not stated	None
Check Services
Description Cashier's Check	$5	Not stated	None
Description Personal Money Order (Up to $1,000.00)	$1.50	Not stated	None
Description Stop Payment	$32	Not stated	None
Gift & Prepaid Cards
Description Visa Gift Card	$1.50	per item	None

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Nov 1, 2026 data snapshot. Each amount links to its fee schedule. The U.S. comparison is the middle 50% of Bank Fee Index published fees, shown where at least 5 institutions publish the fee.

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