Home Equity Loan vs. HELOC: Which Borrowing Option is Right for You?
Thinking about borrowing? You’ve got lots of options. If you’re a homeowner, using your home’s equity could be the right way to go, provided you understand all the details before signing on the dotted line.
Five Steps to a Mid-Year Financial Checkup
Have you been keeping up with your financial resolutions this year? Adding a mid-year money checkup to your routine in June or July is a great opportunity to assess your financial health and make adjustments for success.
Tips for Opening Your Teen’s First Checking Account
So your teenager has a summer job — now what? That first job is an excellent opportunity to learn all sorts of lessons — managing time, taking responsibility, following directions and a whole lot more. The result — a paycheck — is a learning opportunity too, including managing money, saving toward goals and keeping money safe.
Celebrating 150 years with $150,000 in Donations
May 2022 marked Lake City Bank’s 150th anniversary as an Indiana community bank. The bank gave back to communities in each county where it operates to commemorate the milestone year, in the form of $10,000 unrestricted donations to community foundations within the 15 counties.
Lake City Bank Supports Flanner House Community
Lake City Bank’s commitment to the Flanner house began back in 2017, when a group from the bank met with then-new Executive Director Brandon Cosby, who described the basic services the community lacked, including a bank, grocery store, and a path to home ownership.
Lake City Bank Supports Ivy Tech Students in Warsaw with Laptops
Lake City Bank partners with Ivy Tech Community College Warsaw to provide laptops for students through the college’s Loan-to-Own program. In the Loan-to-Own program, students can check out a laptop for two weeks.
Delivering Loan Products to Our Communities
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Lake City Bank stepped up to support our customers and communities, ensuring they had access to vital resources during an unprecedented time.
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