Home Federal Bank Trust Services

Your Home for Personal & Business Trust Services

Home Federal Bank’s Trust Division has a dedicated staff that combines competent expertise and substantial experience with caring service, for a unique experience. Our professionals are well educated in their focal areas and emphasize exceptional commitment to our customers, regularly exceeding their expectations. Our Trust Division offers a comprehensive range of services to meet the needs of individuals, businesses, foundations and government entities.

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Personal Trust

We’re here to combine competence and sincere concern for the needs of our customers with a plan for their success. Our professionals provide sound advice and guidance in these areas: investment management, trust administration, estate consultation & administration, and individual retirement accounts.
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Retirement Services

The Home Federal Bank Trust Division is a leading provider of retirement planning services in the East Tennessee region. Our dedicated and experienced staff works closely with customers to tailor a specifically designed program for the needs of the firm or individual.
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Trust Management Team

Built to serve our customers, we provide some of the most caring, service-minded, experienced and capable professionals in our region.
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Trust Update Newsletter

Back to Investing Basics

With the broad sell-off in stocks in the last two months of 2018, followed by gains in the early months of 2019, volatility has returned as a factor for investors to take into account…

Estate Planning

Cosden’s revocable trust became irrevocable at her death in 2010. The trustees of the trust were Yvonne’s only Yvonne child, Christopher, and Yvonne’s personal assistant and friend, Joseph Horgan…

Total Return Trusts

Trust income shall be paid to my wife at least annually, and the trust remainder shall be paid to my children at her death.” That common phrase, familiar to generations of trust lawyers, sounds simple, but it is not. What is “income”?