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Cheryl Paine is Lake City Bank

Why do you value working at Lake City Bank?
I value working at Lake City Bank because of its strong sense of community, supportive culture and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact through my work.

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Employee Financial Wellness Programs that Build Money Skills

Financial stress can affect more than an employee’s personal finances. Learn how an employee financial wellness program can help reduce stress, improve engagement and support your team’s long-term financial health.

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Lake City Bank Supports the Watershed Foundation

The Watershed Foundation (TWF) is an environmental nonprofit organization that protects and improves water quality in the Upper Tippecanoe River Watershed by stopping pollution at its source before it ever reaches the water.

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6 Back-to-School Shopping Tips

Even though school starts every year at the same time, back-to-school shopping can still derail a carefully planned budget. The following back-to-school shopping tips can help you save while you shop.

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6 Debt-Free Holiday Tips for a Stress-Free Season

Want the best holiday season ever? Follow these six debt-free holiday tips, and you’ll enjoy the festive season with the bonus of no additional debt in January!

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How to Build Credit and Improve Your Credit Score

Your credit score can impact more than just loan approvals — it may also influence decisions made by landlords, employers, and utility providers. Understanding how credit works and building strong habits can help you improve your score and expand your financial opportunities.

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How to Plan a Vacation on a Budget

Worrying about paying off credit card debt when you come home can take all the fun out of a vacation. Read on to find out how to plan a vacation on a budget so you can focus more on experiences and less on expenses.

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Teen Budgeting Basics for That First Job: A Parent’s Guide

Your teenager’s first steady job, after a few years of occasional babysitting and lawn mowing, is an exciting milestone. It’s time to encourage teen budgeting and financial responsibility to build lifelong habits.

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