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Latest from the Blog

Encourage Savings Young to Start Good Habits

Dec 11, 2024 | Community and Family

The future of the American economy is not certain.

Julia Hershman Promoted to Wealth Advisor

Nov 29, 2024 | Blog, Press Releases

Chris Sisler, Director of Wealth Management Sales at First United Bank & Trust, is pleased to announce the promotion of Julia Hershman to Wealth Advisor. Bringing a background of relationship development, teamwork, and sales skills, Julia will focus on wealth and...

How Holiday Stress Can Harm Financial Fitness

Nov 27, 2024 | Community and Family

Everyone knows the feeling of waiting in long lines and shopping desperately for long hours for just the right gift.

Why You Should Ban Post-Work Communication

Nov 25, 2024 | Running Your Business

Picture this: it’s late at night, well after 5:00 p.m., and you suddenly realize—you forgot to pass on crucial information that your team needs for their projects, or perhaps there’s a financial plan that needs urgent tweaking from your accounting department. It could be that someone on your team neglected to submit a proposal for your approval.

Splitting Up Money for More Balanced Financial Planning

Nov 21, 2024 | Community and Family

Many Americans look at their bank accounts and fail to truly grasp their financial picture. A common misconception is that money in a checking account simply “sits there” waiting for the next purchase. However, if a large portion of liquid assets is used this way, it can lead to lost opportunities for growth. Instead of letting money stagnate, creating a sound financial plan can help maximize its potential as investment capital.