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High school graduates joining the workforce: Do these 4 things with your money

This piece is part of a three-part series on money considerations for graduates. Read about money considerations for high school graduates attending college, or stay tuned for money considerations for college graduates. Entering the workforce after high school can be...

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How to change your money destiny and reduce financial stress for good

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Money is the #1 stressor for 63% of Americans. But, what if it didn't have to be? Find out how owning your past can help change your money destiny and reduce financial stress.

Former small business owner, public accountant joins FNB team

“When you’re a small business owner, you quickly learn that there’s no job too big or too small.” That’s one of the most important lessons Paula Bindert, CPA, gained from her years of owning her public accounting firm. And she...

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How the ‘Goldilocks principle’ applies to interest rates

Like most things in life, interest rates are best kept in healthy balance. Learn how the "Goldilocks principle" applies to rising rates.

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4 strategies for navigating a market downturn

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Markets got you down? Here are four strategies to help you navigate a market downturn — and maybe even take advantage of it.

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Here at First National Bank, kindness comes first

Have you ever stopped at Breadsmith on a chilly November day and been surprised with a free loaf of bread? Perhaps you’ve been walking down Phillips Avenue in the summer and were offered a free snow cone. If any of these sound familiar, then you’ve experienced one of our “KindnessFirst events.”