During your career, it’s inevitable that the size of your paycheck will change. Whether you move jobs, get promoted or get laid off, many factors influence how much money you bring home. When your income does change, for better or worse, it is essential to know how you can adapt. Know these tips for scaling… Read more »
If you’ve recently started or are about to start your own business, you might be wondering if it’s really necessary to have a business plan. While it might seem like a lot of work, making a business plan is one of the most important things you can do to affect the success, direction, and reputation… Read more »
If you’re in your 30s, now is the time to prioritize investment opportunities. Your 30s are a time of transition. While you are no longer in the beginning years of adulthood, retirement is still far away. Investing may seem like less of a priority than starting a family, purchasing a home or paying off student… Read more »
Want to avoid annoying ATM surcharge fees? The MoneyPass™ app lets you find surcharge-free ATMs near you. 5 Things to Know When Using MoneyPass™ 1. What is MoneyPass™? MoneyPass™ is one of the largest surcharge-free networks of ATMs in the United States. With over 25,000 ATMs located throughout the country, using MoneyPass™ is a convenient… Read more »
For more than 20 years, IC Signs has been serving the signage needs of Wapakoneta. When the opportunity came for Jeremy Kuhn to purchase IC Signs (previously known as Schneider Sign), Minster Bank was ready to help. Minster Bank sat down with Kuhn and developed a business loan that was specially tailored to fit Kuhn’s… Read more »
David Oliver has been hired as a Wealth Management Advisor for Minster Bank. In making the announcement, Private Wealth Management Manager, Steve Eiting said that David will lead the bank’s efforts to grow the Private Wealth Management group’s presence for individuals and businesses. David will be based out of the Minster office and will serve… Read more »
If you have children, chances are you want to help them pay for some portion of their university tuition. Although it might be tempting to focus on building your child’s education fund above your retirement fund, it’s not usually the wisest financial move. Discover why retirement comes first, then your child’s college fund. 3 Best… Read more »
