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Celebrate Financial Freedom Day!
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This year, Financial Freedom Day is July 1—a perfect way to kick off a month that celebrates independence!
Financial freedom means different things to different people. For some, it’s early retirement. For others, it’s the ability to travel without worry. Most would agree that financial freedom is about having enough savings and passive income to live the life you desire without stressing over a steady paycheck.
Start your journey to financial freedom with these fun and practical tips from First National Bank of River Falls!
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Preventing Elder Financial Abuse
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Elder financial abuse robs older Americans of billions of dollars in money, property and other assets every year. As those safeguarding their customers’ finances, community bankers are key watchdogs for monitoring and preventing this abuse.
As relationship lenders and financial first responders, community banks are in a unique position to help shield our elderly customers against these prevalent threats through employee training and the use of technology to spot red flags and report suspicious activity to authorities.
First National Bank of River Falls takes proactive measures to prevent elder financial abuse by offering educational workshops that inform seniors about common scams and fraud tactics. They also provide personalized financial consultations to help elderly clients manage their assets securely. The bank employs advanced monitoring systems to detect unusual account activities and promptly alert their customers. Additionally, they collaborate with local law enforcement and community organizations to ensure a comprehensive approach to safeguarding the financial well-being of older adults.
With World Elder Abuse Awareness Day happening on June 15, we wanted to provide our nation’s seniors and their family members with tips to guard against financial exploitation.
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Teaching Kids About Saving Money: A Parent's Guide
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Money management is a skill that even adults find challenging to master. So, it's natural if the idea of teaching your kids about finances feels daunting. However, laying the groundwork for financial literacy early on can set them up for a lifetime of success. Here's five ways you can start.
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ICBA and First National Bank of River Falls: Community Banks Power Local Communities
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Press Release: River Falls. Wisconsin. (April 01, 2024)—In honor of Community Banking Month in April, First National Bank of River Falls and the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) are highlighting community bank efforts to power local communities and fuel economic prosperity for Americans nationwide.
“As a financial provider deeply rooted in the River Falls and Prescott communities, we leverage our local insights and financial acumen to help residents reach their financial goals,” Jeff Johnson, President and CEO at First National Bank of River Falls said. “At First National Bank of River Falls we not only apply personalized banking solutions, but we contribute to vital causes that positively impact the community. We invite you to visit our branches and discover how First National Bank of River Falls can meet your unique banking needs—whether you’re embarking on your financial journey or are already established.”
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Shred to Fed 2024
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You are invited to to our Annual Community Shred Day on Saturday, April 13th. Safely dispose of your confidential documents while supporting a good cause. We will be collecting non-perishable/personal care donations to assist the River Falls and Prescott Food Pantries & Our Neighbor's Place.River Falls Office Parking Lot: 8:30am - 10:30am
Prescott Office Parking Lot: 11:00am - 12:00pm
Most needed non-perishable/personal care items include:
1.) Personal care/HH items: Body wash, baby wipes, travel sized toiletries, liquid laundry detergent
2.) Easy to eat/ready to go food: Microwave items (mac n cheese cups, ramen cups, soup with a pop-top), individually wrapped beef jerky, tuna in a pouch, protein bars, etc
3.) New men's underwear - specifically boxer briefs
4.) Backpack program food: kid-friendly cereal, canned chicken, peanut butter, etc**Confidential documents are those that contain sensitive information that is intended to be kept private and secure. Examples of confidential documents include financial statements, employee records, medical records, legal documents, business contracts, trade secrets, and intellectual property.Send this blog post to someone:
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