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“They’re More than Clients, they’re Family”

FNB Trust Officer Nancy Wahlstrom Retires

With 35 years of working with First National Wealth Management clients, Trust Officer Nancy Wahlstrom has built a wealth of service to clients, but also to the community of Sioux Falls.

Estate Settlement with First National Wealth Management: Peace of Mind and Local Expertise

Peace of Mind and Local Expertise

By: Sara Hughes, Personal Trust Officer When the words “wealth management” come to mind, estate settlement is one of the services most often overlooked.

Investment essentials: time in the market rather than timing the market

Investment essentials:

Many people still remember the last U.S. recession 10 years ago. Since then, the economy has recovered and stocks have reached new highs in recent months, despite the negative daily headlines about trade wars and a “looming recession.

FNB Wealth Check

Our Framework Investment Portfolios program launched in early 2018, and the response has been incredible. We are honored to help you build long-term wealth and to achieve your financial goals!

Investors With a Plan Fare Better

The euphoria of a market run. The sinking feeling of a decline. They can lead to emotional decisions that can then require years of recovery.

Simple Investments for You

FIP:

“We began with the idea that starting with investments should be simple, transparent, and have a low barrier to entry.

We Do Better When You Do Better

The business of financial advice is changing at a dizzying pace. These changes – many of which are long overdue – are being driven by advances in technology, shifting regulatory frameworks and evolving consumer preferences.

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Markets Reward Discipline

“The investor with a portfolio of sound stocks should expect their prices to fluctuate and should neither be concerned by sizable declines nor become excited by sizable advances.

Shaquille O’Neal

Financial Genius

Financial planners have a long-held, simple rule about saving for a comfortable retirement: put away 10% of our before-tax income and invest that money for the long-term futures.

Choosing Index Funds

Why Don’t I Just Buy An Index Fund? This question, almost unheard of even a few years ago, has now become commonplace. My answer, however, is always the same: which one?!
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