If you’ve ever dreamed of owning your own business, you probably stopped dreaming the second you considered how much money it would take to make your dream come true. You can dream big and start small, however, by starting up a business that doesn’t require a huge amount of capital up front. The following are… Read more »
For Cameron Aller, using Minster Bank for his business needs was a no-brainer. “We’ve been working with Minster Bank for many years,” Aller says. “My dad had a business, and he started doing business financing through them when I was a kid. When we got older, we all started doing our finances with them.” Aller… Read more »
Owning and renting real estate is an investment option with many attractive advantages, especially among the retired. What’s more, thanks to the passage of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the economics of buying rental property are more favorable than they have been for a generation. That being said, there are also disadvantages to… Read more »
Retirement strips away the stresses of the workday and replaces them with rest, relaxation, independence and adventure. While you might think that having unlimited time to do whatever you please is endlessly appealing, many retirees find they miss the sense of order that working brought to their lives. If you feel you might need more… Read more »
Are you planning on buying a new home? Or refinancing your current home? Did you know you can save on closing costs? Are you wondering what is included in closing costs and why they exist? You’re not alone, many homeowners ask the same question! While they may seem like just another fee, closing costs can… Read more »
Every year, thousands of students continue their education after high school. Minster Bank believes in the future of those students and provides a scholarship opportunity to local seniors that assists in making their dreams come true. Braden Miller Braden is a graduate of Covington High School and is planning to attend The Ohio… Read more »
Ever since you started life on your own, you have focused on keeping food on the table and a roof over your head and the heads of those who depend on you. If you’re lucky enough to have a traditional 40-hour work week, you will spend about 2,087 hours a year at work, minus what… Read more »
