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• 10 Vendors You'll Need When Buying a Home

  Learn what 10 vendors will be most helpful after purchasing a home.

• Everything You Need to Know About VA Loans

  Lincoln Savings Bank answers all of your questions about what a VA Loan is and how it works.

• LSB Welcomes Jordan Leuschen

  Jordan Leuschen joins the LSB Wealth Management Team as a LPL Financial Advisor in our Cedar Falls, IA branch.

• Bill Kostow Wins Award

  Bill Kostow wins the One to Watch Award at the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce annual event.

• Tips for Evaluating an Ag Equipment Leasing Program

  Who provides the better lease option - a dealer or a bank?

• Nick Blasberg Named Top 100 Bank Advisors

  Nick Blasberg, LSB Wealth Management advisor, was recently recognized as one of the nation's Top 100 Bank Advisors for 2018.

• LSB Wealth Management Welcomes Craig Arendt as Personal Financial Advisor

  Craig Arendt has joined the LSB Wealth Management team as LPL Personal Financial Advisor for the Grinnell community.

• Steps to Buying a Home

  Buying a home should be as simple and enjoyable as possible, which is why we've broken it into achievable steps.

• Tax Scammers Might Target You: Here's What to Do

  Tax time is a great time to get up to speed on tax-related scams so you know what to do if you become a target.

• New Year, New Financial Resolutions

  We know sticking to New Year's resolutions can be tough, and it can be even more difficult to change the way you think about money and approach your finances, but it doesn't have to be!

• 2018 Health Insurance Open Enrollment is Here

  Health insurance open enrollment is the time where you can you enroll in or change your health insurance coverage without qualifying for a special enrollment period. Open enrollment for 2018 began on November 1st. If you wish to begin your new coverage January 1st, 2018, you'll need to complete your enrollment before December 15th.

• What the Debt to Income Ratio Policy Change Means for You

  On July 29h, 2017, Fannie Mae, the largest source of mortgage money in the nation, changed its debt-to-income ratio policy from 45% to 50%. Here's what that means, and how it can help you get a mortgage.

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