2022 Archives - Page 6 of 7 - The First National Bank in Sioux Falls

Ways we showed kindness in 2021: KindnessFirst recap

Have you heard about our KindnessFirst events yet? Maybe you’ve been surprised with a free loaf of bread at Breadsmith, or maybe you’ve been treated to free snow cones on Phillips Avenue.

Curb your enthusiasm

If you were watching the Super Bowl on Sunday, chances are you caught some of the many really expensive commercials promoting all sorts of products and services.

5 secrets to successful investing

Common Cents on the Prairie™

Timing the market. Trading. Rebalancing. If you’re investing, chances are you’re taking part in one or more of these activities. But are you doing any of them right?

Debit Card Outage

On Friday, February 4, at approximately 1:30 p.m., we learned of an issue where debit card transactions were being declined in error.

FNB Family Friday: Hobby month special edition

FNB Family Friday

January was National Hobby Month, so we spent it talking to our teammates about their hobbies.

Nationally renowned speaker Jolene Brown headlines 13th annual Sioux Falls event

Nationally renowned speaker Jolene Brown

When I was growing up, every day of my life I thought that I was going to be a farmer. If I wasn’t outside helping my dad on the farm, I was inside playing with my toy tractors.

The Transportation Branch

Benson Road

Take a walk through your local grocery store, Target, or even your favorite gas station. The countless goods that line the shelves were likely all made possible through a truck and a driver to haul them.

Points2U business program updates

We’re pleased to share that our Points2U business debit card rewards program is being transitioned to a new platform called ScoreCard on March 1, 2022.

Mail delays due to COVID-19

We recently were notified that there may be mail delays again due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, your paper statement(s), check orders, and/or new debit card may come a few days later than normal.

Home buying for the self-employed borrower

Getting pre-qualified can be a bit more challenging for a self-employed borrower. I would estimate that about a third of my customers earn income from being self-employed.