Building Stronger Leaders; Strengthening Our Communities
What makes a strong community? Strong leadership—and a willingness to get involved. That’s exactly what Leadership Chippewa Falls has been cultivating for more than 25 years. Recently featured on our Local Cents podcast, Angela Kapp, Programs and Partnerships Director at the Chippewa Falls Chamber of Commerce, joined Pillar Bank’s Lori Davis, a program graduate, and […]
One Account Isn’t the Move: Why Two Accounts = Less Stress, More Savings
We’re seeing a trend, especially with younger customers, where everything runs through a savings account. Paycheck goes in, spending comes out. It feels simple. One account. Done. But here’s the catch: That setup can make it harder to save—and easier to rack up fees without realizing it. Think of It Like This…Your money works best […]
Fraud prevention is paramount and this includes email phishing attempts. These scams are as tricky as a leprechaun hiding his pot of gold and can cost you valuable time, data, and money. Be on the lookout for: Emails that ‘appear legitimate’ such as … · Official-looking logos or images · Professional tone and grammar · Personalized greetings Watch […]
Investing in Our Team on President’s Day: Training and Team-Building Highlights
While many enjoyed a long holiday weekend, the Pillar Bank team spent President’s Day doing what we do best — investing in our people, strengthening our knowledge, and giving back to the communities we serve. The day kicked off with Senior Management presentations designed to help every team member better support our customers and understand […]
Growing Together: How AB Seed and Consulting Found the Right Banking Partner
When you work in the agriculture business, relationships matter. Timing matters. And above all, honesty matters. That’s exactly what Tanner Johnson, co-owner of AB Seed and Consulting in Barron and Treasurer of the American Soybean Association, values most in a banking partner. The business, owned by Tanner and two partners, supports local agriculture farmers […]