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That’s why our customers call us “my bank.” We can’t wait for you to see just what we have to offer.
Latest from the Blog
What Matters Most – Monthly Economic Update for October 2023 with Brad Bolyard
Our monthly economic update report from the First United Wealth Management department. Brad Bolyard, Portfolio Manager, joins us to discuss the negatives and positives happening in the market for October 2023.
What Matters Most – Charitable Giving with Julia Hershman
In today’s episode of What Matters Most, we converse with Julia Hershman about the intricacies of charitable giving, exploring its many forms, benefits, and tax considerations, all against the backdrop of Wealth Management’s 60th anniversary.
An Uncommon Story – Fahrney Keedy
Our third season continues with a fascinating glimpse into the Fahrney Keedy Senior Living Community.
What Matters Most – Fraud Prevention with Eric Goff
Join fraud expert Eric Goff in this episode of ‘What Matters Most’ as he unravels the intricate web of fraud schemes and offers actionable steps for robust fraud prevention.
What Matters Most – Monthly Economic Update for September 2023 with Sean McCreery
Our monthly economic update report from the First United Wealth Management department. Sean McCreery, Vice President & Wealth Investment Officer, joins us to discuss the negatives and positives happening in the market for September 2023.
First United Bank & Trust Recognizes Retiring Teacher
First United Bank and Trust recently recognized Mrs. Athena Wilson for being a participating teacher in the Stock Market Game competition for the last 29 ½ years. During her career, she supervised student teams in 59 Stock Market Game competitions, which involved over 1,200 of her students.