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Archive: 2016, November
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Community Banking: Why It’s a Wonderful Life
Posted on November 30, 2016
Categories: Community, Giving Back, Seasonal
As the seasons begin to change, and the holidays approach, our team at Fairfax State Savings Bank would like to share all the wonderful reasons we are grateful to be a community bank. Just like Mr. George Bailey, in the classic tale, It’s a Wonderful Life, we have found countless people and experiences that make our bank lucky to consider this community home:
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Low-Cost New Business Ideas
Posted on November 23, 2016
Categories: Budgeting, Business Banking, Commercial Financing
Creating a new business is an exciting journey filled with a constant flow of ups and downs. When deciding which industry to invest your time and money, consider these cost-effective options, courtesy of Fairfax State Savings Bank:
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Budget Friendly Game Time Snacks
Posted on November 18, 2016
Categories: Budgeting, Community
Every weekend feels like a holiday in the fall! With countless college and professional football games, ‘tis the season for tailgating! Whether you’re creating the dream set-up or a simple pre-game snack, there are three things you need for a top notch tailgate!
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Money and Matrimony: How to Combine Your Finances
Posted on November 7, 2016
Categories: Budgeting, Personal Finances, Savings
Finding your perfect person can make you feel like you’re on top of the world. However, after the ceremony, reception, and honeymoon, you and your sweetheart may begin to feel the stress of money management. Combining two lives into one takes time. The same is true with your finances. Together, you’re now responsible for the well-being of each other, one penny at a time.
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True or False: Catch Me if You Can
Posted on November 2, 2016
Categories: Commercial Financing, General
Starting in 1963, Frank Abagnale began his criminal career. Made famous from the film, Catch Me if You Can, this mastermind of forgery made a name for himself at a young age by impersonating pilots, lawyers, and doctors. Throughout these impersonations, Frank found new and inventive ways to defraud the United States and at least eight other countries. When he was captured at age 21, he had defrauded multiple nations upwards of $1.3 million dollars. After serving five years of his twelve...