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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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Unlock Opportunity When You Purchase Your First Home
For many of us, envisioning our dream home is easy, but figuring out how to finance it is usually what keeps it from coming true. Here is some good news – the FHLB Grant program can help you achieve homeownership.
Women in Banking: Spotlight on Cyndi Cloward, AVP, Loan Servicing Manager
Core Bank is proud to celebrate Women’s History Month and feature women making an impact at Core Bank throughout the month. Meet Cyndi Cloward, AVP, Loan Servicing Manager.
Core Bank and Safeguarding Your Business
The security risks associated with check transactions pose a significant concern for businesses that frequently utilize checks. The prevalence of checks provides an opportunity for fraudsters to create and pass counterfeit checks, resulting in substantial financial losses. How can we help you mitigate check fraud?
Focus on Fraud: Mail Theft on the Rise -Tips to Avoid Being a Victim
Criminals are always on the lookout to scam their next victim. Their goal is to get a hold of your hard-earned money. So how do you avoid scams and theft while keeping your money safe? Here we will focus on the latest – mail theft.
Updated Online Banking Experience Launching
Core Bank will have a new sleek, updated interface going live on March 11th. This technology upgrade will work on your desktop, laptop, tablet, or cell phone with a standard browser.
Tax Refunds and Financial Goals
If you’re like most people, you dread tax season. But if you’re expecting a tax refund, you may have something to look forward to. If there’s extra money coming your way from the IRS, you may be able to pay off some debt, build an emergency fund using a high-interest savings account, or work with a financial advisor to set investing and retirement goals.
Avoid These Common Mistakes After Applying for a Mortgage
2024 may be your year to buy a home! As mortgage rates have soared, people who already own homes have been reluctant to sell. If you’re getting ready to buy a home, it’s exciting to jump a few steps ahead and think about moving in and making it your own. Before you get too far down the path, there are some key things to keep in mind.
Core Code Ambassador Spotlight: Tami Matousek
Core Bank employees can be nominated by their peers as a Core Code Ambassador recognized with a Core Code Award when they demonstrate our Recipe for Awesome while making a positive impact on the Core Bank culture. Tami Matousek, Director of Brand & Marketing, was recognized as our newest Core Code Ambassador!
Polar Plunge 2024: Be Bold Get Cold with the Nebraska Special Olympics
Core Bank employees, friends, and family were “chilled” as they gathered on Saturday, February 10th, at Lake Zorinsky to partake in another year of the Special Olympics Nebraska’s Polar Plunge. There were over 892 plungers with all teams combined and over 50 on the Core Bank team. The water was frigid, but everyone’s excitement and adrenaline kept people running toward the goal of reaching the buoy mannequin into the cold waters and back to land.
Poverty Awareness Month: Core Bank Supporting the Community
Did you know that the U.S. ranks second highest in poverty rates among its peer countries? January’s Poverty Awareness Month is about taking an opportunity to learn more about this social ill, raise awareness among others, and understand how everyone can help. People are more inclined to participate in efforts to end such issues, and while their efforts alone might not be enough for complete eradication, awareness is an important first step.
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.