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  • Supporting the Red Letter Grant

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    Northwestern Bank donates to the Red Letter Grant. A local non-profit that awards business grants to entrepreneurial women in Northwestern Wisconsin.

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  • Once Upon a Prom

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  • AED Units for the Boys & Girls Club

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    AED Units sponsored by Northwestern Bank for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chippewa, Eau Claire, and Altoona.

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  • Financial Tips for your Vacation

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    Start your vacation planning early. Learn the financial steps necessary to set up your budget and finances for your annual vacation.

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  • 2023 Banker of the Year

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    Gerald Jacobson Named 2023 Banker of the Year
    Gerald Jacobson, president and CEO of Northwestern Bank in Chippewa Falls, honored by Wisconsin Bankers Association

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  • Volunteering for Hunger Relief

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    Northwestern Bank sponsored The Community Table Kitchen in Eau Claire, Wisconsin for the month of January and the lending team volunteered on January 29th to provide a meal for those struggling with hunger.

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  • New Year, New Financial Goals!

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    Are you on track to achieve your financial goals in the new year? Use these 5 steps to help you assess and create your 2024 financial goals! There is no better way to go into the new year than with a fresh and healthy mindset that will help you lay the groundwork for future success.

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  • Our Bank Will Never Ask That!

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    Learn how to protect yourself from scams.

    Scammers rely on you not knowing how to respond to their questions. It’s important to be aware of what a bank can ask you over text or phone so that you don’t inadvertently give your personal identification information to an unknown party.

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