Core Bank Blog
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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Core Bank Helping to Drive Technology
Core Bank announced it has joined a consortium of other innovative banks to more effectively and efficiently adopt technology and respond to changing customer needs. The bank is actively collaborating with others to accelerate innovation, build partnership, and make strategic investments to level the playing field to compete against large national players and nimble fintechs.
Lindsay Borgeson Promoted to President of the Banking as a Service (BaaS) Division
Core Bank is pleased to announce Lindsay Borgeson as President of the Baas Division. Lindsay has been at Core Bank for 12 years and most recently she was the Chief Deposit Officer.
Small Business Spotlight: Two Hawks, a Marketing and Brand Consultancy
Heidi Mausbach and Katie Kemerling first met in 2006, working together at a local ad agency. They quickly discovered that they made a dynamic team with complementary skills and strengths, capable of solving a broad range of branding and marketing challenges for a variety of clients.
Core Bank Donation Drive Supports Summer Camp at Newhouse
Core Bank in Kansas City is strengthening their relationship with Newhouse in Kansas City, by hosting a donation drive from June 3-7 to support the children’s summer camp. Donations will be collected at Core Bank in Kansas City (7400 College Boulevard, Suite 205) or can be ordered from the Newhouse Amazon Wish List.
Convenience When Opening Your Core Bank Accounts
Core Bank is your one-stop-shop for personal banking and now you can open an account from wherever you are online. It’s quick, easy and completely online! With a variety of online and mobile banking solutions as well as superior customer service, we make your needs our priority.
Core Bank Hires Steve Mitchell as Director of Community Banking
Core Bank is pleased to announce Steve Mitchell as new Director of Community Banking. Mitchell is a seasoned banking executive with a strong track record of driving growth and maximizing profitability in the financial services industry.
May Home Financing: Why Some Homebuyers Aren’t Waiting for Lower Rates
Summer is right around the corner, and so is the time of year when more of us think of buying or selling a home. However, inflation is still hanging around, which means that the interest rate cuts expected this year haven’t yet happened. Since lower rates can increase a home budget, waiting for them can make a big difference, especially for first-time homebuyers who often struggle to find an affordable home.
Core Bank Featured in Papillion City Lifestyle
Core Bank’s Granite Falls location was featured in the April Papillion City Lifestyle magazine. Read more about the mortgage team opening up the door to home ownership.
Financial Literacy Month: Simplify Your Budget and Prepare for Emergencies
Building your financial knowledge is the key to financial success. Make a commitment to learn more about personal finances during Financial Literacy Month in April. Saving money doesn’t have to mean sacrificing everything you enjoy. In fact, with a few clever tweaks, you can free up cash without feeling deprived.
Community Impact Award: Newhouse in Kansas City
Newhouse in Kansas City was awarded the Core Bank Community Impact Award for the first quarter of 2024 with a gift of $4,000 to support their Childrens Programming including play therapy tools, off-site enrichment activities, updated classroom technology items, and funds to assist specifically with a seasonal camp. In 2022, Newhouse served over 120 children totaling over 12,000 hours of educational support and childcare.
The articles in this blog are for informational purposes only and not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations. When making decisions about your financial situation, consult a financial professional for advice. Articles are not regularly updated, and information may become outdated.