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GREET Act Would Open Doors For SD Ethanol Exports

The GREET Act, introduced in August by Sen. John Thune and co-sponsored by Sen. Mike Rounds, would require the Environmental Protection Agency to update its greenhouse gas modeling for ethanol and biodiesel. GREET is an acronym for Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions, and Energy Use in Transportation. South Dakota Corn is a strong supporter of the GREET Act.

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FNB Family Friday: Bryant Henderson

FNB Family Friday

Bryant was born and raised in Pipestone, MN, and attended the University of North Dakota, where he earned a degree in investments. After college, he moved to the Twin Cities and worked in retail management. In 2013, he moved back to Sioux Falls to open The Vitamin Shoppe, which he managed until beginning his career at FNB in 2019.

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7 common scams and how to spot them

Scams and fraud occur in new ways every day. It’s sad, but true. The best way to prevent being scammed is to be aware. Click each link below for a one-page overview of seven of the most frequent scams. You can also print them out and save them for easy reference or share them with someone you know!

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FNB Family Friday: Bailey Erickson

FNB Family Friday

Bailey grew up on a farm south of Flandreau and graduated from Flandreau High School. Later, she earned her Associate’s and Bachelor’s degrees in business administration from Globe University.

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The First National Bank in Sioux Falls Turns 135!

When it comes to picking a bank, it might seem like they’re all the same: a safe place for you to keep your money or get a loan. While the essential parts of what banks do might be the same, it’s the why they do what they do that makes all the difference.

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FNB Family Friday: Derek Simonsen

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Derek grew up in Chester, South Dakota. After attending Southwest Minnesota State University for two years and majoring in chemistry, he transferred to Dakota State University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis in finance. He’s worked in the financial services industry ever since!

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What happens next?

Insights on the market and the economy

There’s no doubt that the headlines of Wall Street and the stock market have been a rollercoaster since the pandemic began. It’s had many people wondering: what will the markets do in the future? It’s not a bad question, but we really have no way of knowing. They usually go up, but sometimes they go down.

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ClickSWITCH: An Easier Way to Switch to FNB

An Easier Way to Switch to FNB

We’ve now made it easier than ever to switch your automatic payments and direct deposits from your previous bank account to FNB. Whether you’ve banked with us for years or you’re a brand new customer, we’re excited to help give you a seamless switching experience.

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FNB Friday Family: Jon Erickson

FNB Family Friday

Jon grew up on his family’s farm in southwest Minnesota near Sherburn, thinking he’d be a farmer. After the farm crisis in the 1980s, he changed course and chose to go to college to earn a degree. He attended Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, Iowa, and has over 30 years of experience in the financial services industry.

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FNB Family Friday: Sam Minor

FNB Family Friday

Sam is the newest member of FNB’s Ag Banking team at our Flandreau Branch. He has a degree in agribusiness from Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa, and currently lives in Volga with his wife, Mallory, and their children, Hayden, Cora, and West.

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