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Moving for school or a new job? Use this first-month cost checklist to plan for deposits, utilities, groceries, setup costs, and paycheck timing.

Booking a vacation rental? Use this checklist to spot scam warning signs, avoid risky payment requests, and protect your money before you pay.

A bank switch doesn’t need to disrupt your finances. Our latest blog outlines a practical checklist to help you transition accounts, update payments, and stay organized from start to finish.

Travel plans change your banking habits. That can lead to missed fraud charges or card disruptions, but it doesn’t have to. Luckily, a few small steps can help keep your accounts secure while you’re away.

Checking and savings accounts serve different purposes, but many people blur the line between the two. A simple rule of thumb can help bring clarity to everyday cash flow while supporting longer term savings goals.

Graduation season often comes with a first real paycheck. If you want to help your child manage it, without turning money into a lecture, this guide offers a few simple places to start.

Ever been asked to send money, but something didn’t feel right? When a familiar option like Zelle isn’t available, it can be stressful to figure out how to send money safely, especially when the request feels urgent. Here are some safe alternatives.

Spring cleaning your house is one thing… but have you checked in on your money lately? If winter left your finances feeling a little cluttered: higher utility bills, forgotten subscriptions, or just that “where is my money actually going?”, then this is for you.

First Bank employees gathered on Saturday, February 7th, in the parking lot of the Midwestern Parkway location to show their support and cheer on the MSU Men’s Soccer team during the championship parade. The parade was held to honor the team’s incredible achievement of winning the NCAA Division II National Championship this past December.

First Bank is proud to have earned the BankSafe Trained Seal for educating its frontline staff using AARP BankSafe training focused on fraud prevention awareness.