Bank News & Financial Literacy

As we prepare to say goodbye to 2023 and welcome a brand-new year, many people are making resolutions to help improve their lives in various ways.

We are overwhelmed with gratitude having shattered our Warm Hearts winter collection goal.

FNC Bank is proud to have sponsored the Breakfast with Santa event held on 12/9/23 at The New Richmond Centre. This annual event offers families the chance to meet Santa and enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast.

FNC Bank proudly sponsored New Richmond Middle School students to participate in Junior Achievement's BizTown event.

As many shoppers hit the stores this holiday season, remember that protecting your credit and debit cards when in public settings is crucial in preventing fraud and identity theft.

As the holiday season approaches, and online shopping increases, so do the risks. It is important to exercise caution when engaging in this activity, as various online scams and fraudulent activities abound.

Aaron Mork, VP Commercial Lender at FNC Bank, was recognized on 11/16/23 by the Wisconsin Bankers Foundation with Certificates of Recognition for his individual effort in promoting financial literacy to Wisconsin’s consumers.

Elder fraud is a type of elder financial abuse in which financial resources are misappropriated by a scammer or somebody close to the vulnerable adult.

Last month we covered notable scams you should be aware of. This month, which is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we’ll cover steps you can take to avoid falling victim to these types of scams.

According to the most recent data from the Federal Trade Commission, reported consumer losses to fraud reached $8.8 billion in 2022, marking a 30 percent increase from 2021.

New Online & Mobile Banking Coming Soon!

FNC Bank congratulates President Tom Mews on being chosen as BankBeat’s 2023 Rising Star in Banking.

FNC Bank's Community Shredding Events were a huge success!