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How to Teach Kids to Save…Without Talking About Money

If you ask a young child to “save money,” you might get a blank stare or a request to spend their money on candy five minutes later. And that’s okay, normal even, because saving, at its core, isn’t really about

Digital Kids, Digital Money: Teaching Saving Without Cash

There was a time when teaching kids about money meant handing them a few coins, a piggy bank, and a simple rule: don’t spend it all at once. But today’s kids are growing up in a world where money is

Financial Resource Round-up

One aspect of community care is sharing knowledge. With that intention, we polled our co-workers for their go-to podcasts, books that have been impactful to their financial health, helpful websites and other financial resources to share with you, our community.

25 Investing Terms You Should Know – Beginner to Intermediate

If you’ve ever felt confused by investing jargon, these simple definitions will help you understand the market and invest with confidence. The truth is: learning the language of investing is one of the first steps to becoming a confident investor.

The Rule of 72: A Simple Trick to Understand Compound Interest

If you’ve ever wondered how long it takes for your money to double, there’s a quick mental shortcut that can save you from complex calculations: “The Rule of 72”. It’s one of the most practical tools in personal finance, and

A Multigenerational Farm Success Story

As we celebrate Agriculture Week during the USA’s 250th birthday year, it’s impossible not to reflect on the generations of farmers and ranchers who’ve built, fed, and sustained this nation over the years. Agriculture has always been a story of

Tax Refund Investing by the Numbers

Tax refunds represent one of the biggest missed financial opportunities each year – and one of the most commonly wasted. In most recent years, the average American received around $3,000 back from the IRS, and most of it disappears quickly

Central National Bank Announces New Salina Market President: Tyson C. Reimer

Salina, Kansas: Central National Bank is pleased to announce the promotion and transfer of Commercial / Ag Loan Officer Tyson C. Reimer. Reimer has accepted the position of Market President in Salina, KS. Reimer is from Hillsboro, Kansas and a

Gen X Investor’s Guide

If you’re part of Generation X, you’ve lived through recessions, market crashes, rising costs, and more than one “once-in-a-lifetime” financial event. Generation X faces unique challenges: caring for aging parents, supporting adult children, and building retirement savings during peak expense

Central National Bank Announces New Commercial Lender: Drew Kober

Lincoln, Nebraska. Central National Bank is pleased to announce the hiring of Commercial Lender, Drew Kober. He has been in banking for 9 years. Kober is a graduate of Lincoln Southwest High School and a 2018 graduate from the University

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