2021 Archives - Page 4 of 7 - The First National Bank in Sioux Falls

What you should know about the market, low interest rates, and cryptocurrencies

When you watch the news, read the headlines, or scroll social media, anything related to the financial sector can seem like an absolute rollercoaster.

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Are you or someone you know looking to make a career switch? Well, look no further than right here!

FNB Family Friday: Alissa Bootsma

FNB Family Friday

Tell us about your background. Where you grew up, where you went to school, industry experience, your family, and volunteer work. I grew up on a farm in northwest Iowa near the Okoboji Lakes area.

Do I have the wrong type of life insurance?

Common Cents on the Prairie™

No one wants to think about dying. Of course, it’s a genuine concern. That’s why life insurance is one of the most important financial decisions we can make, but it’s also one of the most misunderstood.

New ag banker in Dell Rapids

First on the Farm Newsletter June 2021

The following is a story from the June 2021 edition of our First on the Farm Newsletter. We are excited to welcome Lane Reecy, the newest member of our FNB Ag Banking team.

Insuring Your Success – June 2021

First on the Farm Newsletter June 2021

The following is a story from the June 2021 edition of our First on the Farm Newsletter. Drought…. What a difference a year or two can make.

FNB Family Friday: Nick Ratzloff

FNB Family Friday

Tell us about your background. Where you grew up, where you went to school, industry experience, your family, and volunteer work. I was born and raised in Sioux Falls.

An optimistic look at 2021

First on the Farm

It’s hard to believe that we’ve been publishing our First on the Farm newsletter for four years now. I must admit that it feels as though we’ve been on a bit of a roller coaster ride.

Farmers 'N Bankers program updates

First on the Farm Newsletter June 2021

The following is a story from the June 2021 edition of our First on the Farm Newsletter. We were excited to get Class III started back in April of 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic threw a wrench in those plans.