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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
NFIB: Small Business Optimism Starts To Climb
Recent history hasn’t been too friendly to small businesses across the country. While the economy has been tough—and consumers have been hesitant to spend their hard-earned cash—conditions have started to improve. The sentiment of small business owners has started to creep up throughout the nation. This trend follows one of the harshest winters in recent memory, which constrained the economy even further. Thankfully, it appears that a better situation is on the horizon.
Julie Peterson Appointed Chief Credit Officer at First United Bank & Trust
Carissa Rodeheaver, Chief Executive Officer, President, and Chairman of the Board for First United Bank & Trust is pleased to announce that Julie Peterson has been named as Chief Credit Officer.
Bringing a Business Into the Online Universe
Many business leaders are all too familiar with various online tools, yet numerous administrators fail to utilize these solutions regularly. Despite the development of a wide range of user-friendly platforms over the years, some company officials are set in their ways, which may prove to be costly down the line. By investing in online solutions, a firm can instantly extend its reach. And, while it might seem difficult to learn what it takes to manage everyday tasks on the web, an organization that reviews all of its options may profit.
How To Build a Better Budget
Proactive financial planning and investing strategies are essential to keep enough money in your accounts and make sure it grows in a way that suits your prospective needs.
College Budget Breakdown: The Cost of Education
According to the College Board, last year, the cost to attend in-state public colleges averaged $25,290 for the 2017-2018 year and private colleges averaged $50,900. Wondering what goes into those costs? It’s time to do the math on college and the means of getting there. Visit our blog to learn the 5 main categories to consider.
Helping Your Business Grow at a Consistent Pace
Keeping up with consumer requests is important, particularly for businesses that want to expand. While it is crucial to find ways to help your company grow, your firm may profit if it takes a gradual approach to extend its reach.