posted by Jasmyne Green on 8/11/2020
With storm season in full-swing, here are some of the details you should know about coverage for hail damage.
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posted on 8/5/2020
There are so many good reasons to live in the Greater Des Moines metro area. Learn more about your new hometown and everything it has to offer!
posted by Jasmyne Green on 7/29/2020
Spending your summer on motorcycles, boats, and ATVs? Here's what you need to know about insurance coverage.
posted by Katie Hansen on 7/17/2020
Recently, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued an advisory for financial institutions to be on the lookout for potential victims of these crimes.
posted by Katie Hansen on 7/13/2020
Monday, June 22, 2020, the Technology Association of Iowa kicked off their annual Prometheus Awards, honoring the best technology companies throughout the state. Lincoln Savings Bank was awarded 2020 FinTech of the Year on Monday, beating out other Iowa-based technology companies such as Dwolla, Jack Henry & Associates, MakuSafe, and LenderClose.
posted on 6/23/2020
Restructuring debt with a 7(a) loan from the Small Business Administration (SBA) can be a strategic financial move that many businesses haven't considered.
posted by Erik Skovgard on 6/19/2020
Statement about Black Lives Matter from Erik Skovgard, President & CEO of Lincoln Savings Bank.
posted by Ryan Collins on 6/17/2020
Now may the right time to give the 7(a) program a fresh look. Here's an overview of what it can offer.
posted by Jasmyne Green on 6/15/2020
As your trusted financial partner, we want to make sure you're equipped with the information you need when the time comes for you to enroll in Medicare.
posted by Jasmyne Green on 6/4/2020
At LSB, we want to make your first-time home buying experience as simple and enjoyable as possible, which is why we've broken it into six achievable steps.
posted by Katie Hansen on 5/11/2020
For those of us who are now calling a card table, dining room, or basement hideaway our office, there are a few key differentiators you should keep in mind while telecommuting.
posted by Katie Hansen on 5/7/2020
The LSB Foundation will be accepting further applications for a second round of grants in late spring/early summer.
posted by Katie Hansen on 4/29/2020
Before the coronavirus pandemic spread to the United States, Lincoln Savings Bank was honored with several awards highlighting the effort and service provided by our employees.
posted by Jasmyne Green on 4/27/2020
We've compiled a list of resources to help you keep your business running during this difficult time. From Coronavirus scams to watch out for, to Treasury Management and Merchant Services solutions, we hope this article is helpful.
posted by Katie Hansen on 4/23/2020
Each year, Community Banking Month spotlights the local banks who work to make a positive impact in the communities they serve.
posted by Ashley Ungs on 4/10/2020
While we've all been feeling the effects of COVID-19, non-profit organizations are taking a huge hit. Between the cancelled or postponed events, decrease of incoming donations and the declining economy, non-profits need our help now more than ever.
posted by Brian Heying on 4/8/2020
As a part of the fiscal stimulus package, the CARES Act provides Recovery Rebates, often referred to as Stimulus Checks, to individuals and families. Here we cover all of the important information regarding Recovery Rebates.
posted by Katie Hansen on 4/8/2020
While there are numerous loan programs for small businesses, stimulus checks for eligible individuals, and extended protections for those currently unable to work, many Americans aren't yet aware of the immense benefits being offered around their retirement savings and health savings accounts.
posted by Katie Hansen on 4/6/2020
Today, we'd like to share a few of the fraudulent scams we've been made aware of surrounding COVID-19.
posted by Jasmyne Green on 4/6/2020
To help you through the Paycheck Protection Program application process, we've covered all of the important points you need to know about this program.
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