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The Core Bank blog serves as a resource for customers to learn more about topics like financial literacy, loans, digital banking, real estate, business, and community events. We’re your go-to source for all things banking-related!

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Omaha Street School: Transformation Through Education

Core Bank is proud to partner with Omaha Street School in empowering students through financial literacy education—a crucial life skill, especially during Financial Literacy Month in April. The bank also supports OSS through back-to-school supply drives and student field trips to explore career opportunities in finance.

Business Spotlight: Paw Spa Pet Resort

Paw Spa Pet Resort is West Omaha’s premier pet retreat, where your furry friends reign supreme, and tails never stop wagging. Nestled at 169th and Audrey Streets, this 12,000-square-foot facility offers a luxurious, fun, and stress-free experience for furry family members. Sheila Irish credits Core Bank as a key player in her business success.

Rooted in Community, Driven by You: Celebrating Community Banking Month!

Every April, we proudly celebrate Community Banking Month to honor the vital role community banks play in fueling local economies, empowering small businesses, and supporting families. Community banks are more than just financial institutions; they’re the heart of their communities, providing stability, building lasting relationships, and helping individuals and businesses thrive.

Can You Spot Impersonation Fraud?

Beware of Business Fraud! What would you do if someone called, claiming to be from Core Bank—and their caller ID even matched our number? Scammers are getting smarter. They use Number Spoofing to make their calls look legitimate, tricking businesses into sharing sensitive information.

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