ENB Insights

Buyers and sellers can both be targeted in online marketplace scams. View this short video to learn about scam tactics and how to protect yourself.

Ephrata National Bank announces the addition of a new Urban Lending Team, made up of Hakim Singleton, Stacy Carcel, and Michael Cook.

You’ve spotted an advertisement in a local publication or viewed or heard a commercial describing a bonus offer if you open a new checking account with a bank near you. But, you’re curious, ‘is it really free money, just for opening a new checking account?’

Criminals use a wide range of Medicare scams to steal your personal information. Learn how Medicare scams work and how to stay protected. If you’re one of 64 million Americans eligible for Medicare, you may be targeted by criminals for your personal information and Medicare benefits. The Federal Trade Commission receives almost a million reports about impersonation scammers annually — including…

Ephrata National Bank announces the addition of Tyler Trettin as an LPL Financial Advisor.

It’s hard not to be tempted by the offer of ‘free’ or ‘no fee’ checking. After all, who doesn’t like free? While some banking offers are as uncomplicated as they appear, many require a careful eye to understand what strings are attached.

Ephrata National Bank announces the addition of two new hires—Derek Marion and Melissa Kushner.

Investing money back into your business is an important way to support its long-term success. To keep your business running efficiently, help your team work productively, and accommodate greater customer demand, it’s often necessary to invest in fixed assets like new facilities, facility upgrades, vehicles, or equipment. Capital Expenditures vs. Operating Expenditures Business costs are usually categorized either as capital expenditures (CapEx) or…

Ephrata National Bank announces the promotion of Bryan Glatfelter as Senior Facilities Manager. In this role, he will be responsible for overseeing the maintenance of all ENB buildings, grounds, equipment, and machinery as well as vendor relationships, improvement projects, distribution of supplies, and more.

Private mortgage insurance (PMI) is an often-overlooked cost that homeowners may need to pay when buying their new home. Understanding PMI can help you to avoid paying it or saving money in the long term.