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As a new year has begun, you may be taking stock of your finances and wondering how to improve your situation. Set yourself up for success with these free online financial tools and resources!

Money trouble is one of the most stressful problems to have, but instead of reacting emotionally and possibly making it worse, take a deep breath and step onto the path to improvement.

Whether your company is surviving or thriving during the pandemic, a corporate check-up with our bank can help your business do better. Our team of commercial bankers provides this free, comprehensive financial review to any business owner, whether you have an account with our bank or not.

Town and Country Bank is happy to announce that Christina Bolsen Baker has joined its growing Treasury Management team as VP, Treasury Management Sales Officer.

We are thrilled to announce that Lexi Hannah has been promoted to VP, Director of Talent. In her new role, she will enhance employee performance and engagement.

Protecting your assets, securing your loved ones, and gaining peace of mind are only a few reasons why opening a trust account is a good idea. But what type of trust is best suited for you? Keep reading to learn about the types and benefits of trust accounts that are available to you!

Driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, more businesses and their customers are turning to contactless payments for safety and convenience. If you’ve been wondering how to set up contactless payments, this article will answer your questions and explain everything you need to know about contactless credit card processing.

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.