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Where you bank matters! 🏦 At Texas Heritage Bank, we’re more than just a place to store your money. We’re a cornerstone of our community, a partner in progress, and a supporter of dreams. Here’s why choosing to bank with us makes a difference: 1. Local Prosperity: Every dollar deposited with us circulates within the community, multiplying its impact. It helps fund local businesses, supports municipal services, and contributes to the economic vitality of our town. 2. Personalized Service: We know you by name, not just by account number. Our decisions are made by people who live in your community and understand your needs. 3. Community Commitment: From sponsoring little league teams to volunteering at local events, we invest our time and resources back into the place we all call home. 4. Shared Success: Your financial growth is our mission. When you succeed, whether it’s buying a home or growing a business, we all thrive together. 5. Banking with us means you’re choosing a future where community comes first. Let’s nurture the place we love by banking locally. #CommunityFirst #LocalBanking #CommunityBanking #TexasHeritageBank

Have you ever wondered what a Community Banker really does? In the latest #MoneyandMoreblog, hear from our very own Amanda Fosdick as she walks you through a day in her life as a #TeamOMB Community Banker! Click here to read: https://bit.ly/3WNs24f #FinancialLiteracy #CommunityBanking #BecauseWeLiveHereToo

The 2023 Annual Report of First West Credit Union is out now with the theme 'Fundamental Fortitude'. Handling today’s challenges while building for tomorrow’s: amid continued economic turbulence, First West's core financials performed well and we continued to create and add value for our members, communities, and team members. Some highlights: 💰 Advancing member financial wellbeing: we introduced new features, products, tools and experiences to improve members’ ability to bank when and where they want, and to better manage their finances and financial goals. 🥫 Making meaningful impact: we invested more than $3.6 million in our communities. First West team members also contributed 6,780 hours of community leadership to more than 242 non-profit and charitable organizations throughout B.C. 💼 Helping team members flourish in a complex world: First West was honoured to be recognized as one of BC's Top Employers by Mediacorp Canada and one of Canada’s Most Admired™ Corporate Cultures by Waterstone Human Capital. "Our most heartfelt thanks to our members, for their continued loyalty to First West as their trusted financial advisors. Your financial success and flourishing matters to us—we’re here to help make it happen." - Shawn Neumann, Board Chair and Launi Skinner, CEO. Read the full report 👉 https://lnkd.in/gDd3X_Vj

📈 Client Success Story Meet Sarah! She raised her credit score by 100 points in less than six months with our help. Want to know how? Contact us today to start your journey to better credit! #CarBuying #CreditRepair #FinancialFreedom #SmartSpending #CreditTips

📈 Client Success Story Meet Sarah! She raised her credit score by 100 points in less than six months with our help. Want to know how? Contact us today to start your journey to better credit! #CarBuying #CreditRepair #FinancialFreedom #SmartSpending #CreditTips

Checking in on your nonprofit’s financial controls can help protect against fraud. Learn 5 tips for nonprofit management that can help organizations—large and small—perform financial wellness checks and improve organizational security. #CapitalOne #NonProfit #BusinessBanking #TreasuryManagement #FinancialWellness

Please see below for Chris Elwell-Sutton's and my key takeaways in relation to data and de-banking following our recent webinar with the FCA and ICO.

Great webinar with ICO and FCA on the significant challenges with de-banking and data- if you missed it, some key takeaways here.

It was great to join our recent webinar on data and de-banking. It was a very interesting discussion on how financial services firms navigate challenges including increased regulator and government scrutiny, access requests, and litigation in regards to de-banking. Here are some of the key takeaways.

How do you evaluate something that's still being created and shaped, and keeps evolving? You need a developmental evaluation. One which reflects the innovative and experimental nature of the work, enables you to learn quickly from both successes and failures, and apply that learning to what comes next. Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales asked me to write a blog about how we've been using this approach to evaluate their Communities Team's work with six different communities across England and Wales, as they reimagine and design new ways of working together to strengthen local services. Developmental evaluation can sometimes seem abstract and esoteric until you're involved in one. Hopefully this blog gives a flavour of the realities of developmental evaluation and the benefits of evaluating in this way. #DevelopmentalEvaluation #LocalChange Brightpurpose https://lnkd.in/edVb-zjT