Veterans Day
We will be closed Monday, November 11th, to honor and thank all of the Veterans who have served our country.
Milestone Anniversary!
Celebrating 40 years
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Pacific Crest is proud to be a local community bank who takes the word community to heart.
For more information visit our community page.

News from Paccrest

Quarterly Newsletter

Autumn has fallen upon us in the PNW, along with the gorgeous leaves, chilly air, rain, and our Fall quarterly newsletter.

Online Shopping Safety Tips

Be sure to follow these tips for online shopping.

Employee Spotlight

Get to know more about Angela Monsef, Senior Loan Processor.

Today’s Interest Rates

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4.30

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6-Month CD

4.25

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1-Year CD

What Makes Us Different?

We help businesses grow.

What defines a community bank? One among our many advantages is the opportunity to build a relationship with each client that best serves their distinct needs. All clients bring their own strengths and perspectives to the table. Some qualities are tangible and easily quantifiable, but many others must be assessed in-person to be fully understood. Passion. Ingenuity. Dedication. These qualities all matter, and as a community bank we get to account for them all.

We don’t have a one-size-fits-all solution for our clients. Hear from some of our clients about the ways we’ve helped them grow.

Part Two: Strengthening Partnerships During Challenging Times

Dino Christophilis is no stranger to navigating a business through turbulent times. Over the past 20 years, Dino and his team have built an independent portfolio of thriving retail properties throughout the greater Puget Sound region.

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Seeing the Forest Through the Trees: How PCSB Partners with a Local Real Estate Developer to Navigate Complex Deals

About a decade ago, as the economy reeled from the Great Recession, Seattle resident and business consultant Greg Avedesian saw an opportunity in the real estate market.

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