Financial troubles for your small business typically don’t happen overnight. By paying attention to the following warning signs, you’ll be better prepared to protect your business from serious financial ruin down the road. Problem #1: You Have an Unbalanced Cash Flow When the money you’re spending to cover operating costs starts to exceed the amount… Read more »
Every small town has something that binds its residents together. Minster Bank, which serves small communities throughout western Ohio, is proud to be one of the ties that bind. Hear more about the bank’s community-first focus from Dale Luebke, President and CEO of Minster Bank, in this video. A Personal Touch at Minster Bank “At… Read more »
Between school and work, college student Lisa Adams enjoys a busy, active lifestyle. Minster Bank has been there for her in more ways than one, but what she appreciates most is the convenience of Minster Bank’s online and mobile banking options. Lisa was a Class of 2021 Minster Bank Scholarship recipient and is currently a student… Read more »
NOTE: The Internal Revenue Service is expecting delays in accepting and processing 2021 tax returns and urges taxpayers to take extra caution and file accurate tax returns electronically. As you gear up to file your 2021 tax return, you may be wondering where to start and what to expect. Similar to tax year 2020, you… Read more »
Merriam-Webster defines the word “budget” as “the amount of money that is available for, required for or assigned to a particular purpose.” Hearing this word can often make us cringe, but in reality, having and following a budget is one of the most useful tools in personal finance. If you’re still on the fence, think… Read more »
Barb Holman serves as the executive director of the Family Abuse Shelter of Miami County — a shelter that was started by her mother, Miami County Deputy Sheriff Barbel Adkins, to serve Miami County in 1979. Holman eventually took over as executive director of the shelter, which she has assisted since 1996, and she credits… Read more »
Even if you’re nowhere near retirement age, saving for retirement should always be on your radar. After all, you want to enjoy your retirement the way you envision it ― without financial worry. If you’re already saving toward retirement, you may be wondering, “What do I need to do to stay on track?” Maybe you… Read more »
