Sprig The Word Blog

If you’ve exhausted DIY options like painting and are ready to consider something bigger, this guide will give you the information you need to make informed decisions, stay calm, and figure out the best project(s) to achieve your goals for your home.

Want to make your life simpler, and possibly, even less expensive? Do all of your banking at the institution that provided you with a mortgage.

Thinking about expenses can be stressful, especially if someone is worried about making ends meet. For our November seminar with the SHA, Mike Crews, Financial Literacy Educator at Town and Country Bank, helped participants understand that developing a plan for their income can empower them to make choices and changes, ultimately assisting them with achieving their financial goals.

Town and Country Bank welcomes Rob Pickerell to our Commercial Banking team. He has assumed the role of VP, Commercial Banking Officer with our Edwardsville office located at 10 Terra Verde.

While your parents may still be able to manage most of their day-to-day finances, it’s not too early to start a conversation about their wishes for the future. This can be especially helpful while both parents are still living, as usually, one spouse handles the finances.

The best way to reach your financial goals is to check your progress regularly. It’s like getting a tune-up for a car. It ensures things are working properly, and nothing needs to be adjusted. Life changes and your financial needs and health change with it. Schedule a financial review today!

To celebrate National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Town and Country Bank and Peoples Prosperity Bank want to help our personal and business customers improve their password security and management.

Want to learn more about homeownership? Our lenders break down the best first-time home buyer programs in Illinois and offer 5 key tips for first-time buyers.

Learn more about the business lending process as Town and Country Bank and Peoples Prosperity Bank breaks down the key factors that determine your business’s creditworthiness. If you have questions, our commercial bankers are here to help. 

Town and Country Bank and Peoples Prosperity Bank is pleased to announce a new initiative aimed at reinvesting in our communities. Mike Crews, Universal Banker III, is providing financial literacy seminars to residents in the Springfield area as part of the bank’s commitment to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). Over the course of 10 seminars, Mike will help residents gain the tools and knowledge necessary to achieve their financial goals.