Lincoln Savings Bank Announces Resignation of CEO, Embarks on New Chapter of Leadership
On Tuesday, June 13, 2023, President & CEO Erik Skovgard submitted his resignation from Lincoln Savings Bank. The LSB Board of Directors accepted his resignation on Thursday, June 15, 2023. Effective immediately, Emily Girsch has been named Interim President & CEO.
Companion Savings Account vs. Certificate of Deposit: Which is Right For You?
Here at LSB, we offer a Companion Savings Account that works in tandem with any existing or new LSB account. LSB also offers CDs at varying rates & terms.
Navigating Dental Practice Financing: Essential Advice for Dental Professionals
Valuable advice and insights to help dental professionals make informed decisions and secure the practice financing they need to thrive.
Is Homeownership Better Than Renting?
Let’s take a closer look at these pros and cons, and a few others, to help decide whether renting or buying is right for you.
Celebrating National Small Business Week
As we continue to celebrate Small Business Week, LSB is proud to support the growth and success of small businesses through our partnership with the Small Business Administration (SBA).
Budgeting 101: A Beginner's Guide To Managing Money
It can be hard to stick to a budget when unexpected expenses arise. Fortunately, it’s easier to manage your money when you have a plan for spending less and saving more.
Iowa Finance Authority Names Lincoln Savings Bank Top Mortgage Lender
Lincoln Savings Bank was recently named the 2022 Top IFA Lender, assisting 134 homebuyers.
How Everyday Women Can Take Charge of Their Financial Futures
Use these tips to take charge of your financial future today!
Dana Uhlenhopp Joins Special Olympics Iowa Board of Directors
Dana Uhlenhopp, Community Executive Banking Officer at LSB, has recently joined the Special Olympics of Iowa Board of Directors for a 3-year term.
How Iowa Ag Producers Can Prepare for El Nino
While many Iowa ag producers have adopted mitigation strategies to minimize loss, they should also know there’s another threat on the horizon.
What Farmers Should Know About Recent USDA Lending Changes
Natural disasters affect the bottom line of farmers and ranchers. Fortunately, federal loan funds are available during times of limited production.
