Most home renovation projects are done in the spring and summer, and we have some helpful advice on how to pay for them! Summer is here, and you might be noticing some things you would like done around the house. From simply painting the living room a new color or building a porch
Most customers know branch manager Matt Sefcovic as an FSNB team member, but few know about his passion for baseball! Our banking customers know they can find Matt at our Nicholasville branch, but baseball fans are learning he can also be found watching a game, recording a podcast or writing an article about
First Southern National Bank is excited to host a Networking and Opportunity Fair on Thursday, June 24, in Russellville, KY! First Southern National Bank will host a Networking and Opportunity Fair on Thursday, June 24, from 4:00 - 7:00 pm at the Caldwell House. This free event is open to the public, and
Linda Leech’s favorite First Southern story doesn’t focus on money at all. Instead, it starts with a cherry Tootsie Pop. “I was working in Lexington across from the Harrodsburg Road branch, and I wanted to set up direct deposit with my paycheck,” she said. Her husband went by the bank to set up
Relationships are a core value at First Southern National Bank. They matter a lot – in our faith, our families, our friendships and our work. That’s why we want to introduce our team to you by featuring our team members! Learn more about Quinten Curry, a loan officer at the Bowling Green branch.
The idea of saving isn’t always as tangible as putting money in a piggy bank or opening up a youth savings account, especially for kids. In celebration of Earth Day, here are 5 lessons for your kids that pair saving and conservation. 1. Turn off the water. Teach them to turn off
Health insurance can help you pay for planned and unexpected medical expenses that you and your family encounter. It's important to know the different options available to you. Most health insurance plans cover the cost of doctor and hospital visits, and some also cover dentist visits, physical therapy and alternative care. Health
The deadline to file your taxes is now May 17. The IRS announced that it is extending the deadline, so individual income tax returns are now due May 17. That is 31 days later than the original deadline. No additional paperwork is needed to take advantage of this extension. Keep in mind that
"Your password has expired. Please change it as soon as possible!" This is a necessary alert, but it can seem daunting to set up effective and unique passwords for various online accounts. On top of setting these hard passwords, remembering them can sometimes be even harder – but that’s the point! As cyber
