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2020
Each week we’ll be showing you who we are through FNB Family Fridays!
At FNB, we value kindness. As part of the national Random Acts of Kindness Week February 17-21, we’re celebrating in our own special way.
Tuition. Room & Board. Books. Meal Plans. We know the costs for college can add up quickly, and the expenses seem never-ending.
Did you know The First National Bank in Sioux Falls owns The Advantage Network? Well, we do! The Advantage Network offers debit card services, card production, and ATM services to other financial institutions.
Should I be saving for my retirement or my kids’ college? How should I be handling finances in my marriage?
The First National Bank in Sioux Falls has served the Sioux Falls area for 135 years. In 2014, we launched our KindnessFirst initiative as another way for our employees to be more directly involved in giving back.
When the clock struck midnight on December 31, I think there was a collective sigh of relief from everyone involved in agriculture. 2019 was FINALLY over! We saw record-breaking rainfall, extremely cold temperatures, and another April blizzard.
Many of you probably haven’t had much of a break to sit and reflect on the past year, as harvest was drug out and likely rolled right into tax season!
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