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Identity theft and cyber scams continue to be a prevalent threat to all consumers. It can happen to anyone at any time. Visit this article for tips for staying safe online!

There are various ways to improve your credit score, including making on-time payments, lowering outstanding balances, and avoiding excessive debt. Read this article to discover more tips.

Northwest Bank in Algona is proud to announce their $10,000 donation to Algona Community School to benefit their Fine Arts Program, reinforcing the bank’s ongoing commitment to the community and its future youth leaders.

Northwest Bank in Afton is proud to announce their $10,000 donation to the East Union Community Schools Eagle Pride Booster Club to benefit their Fine Arts Program.

To help consumers avoid becoming a victim of an imposter scam, Northwest Bank is offering the following guide to recognize and prevent fraudulent imposter scams.

Identity theft continues to be one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States. That is why Northwest Bank recommends following these helpful tips to keep your information – and your money – safe.

Lots of us have heard of the cybersecurity term "phishing", which refers to the attempt by malicious folks to take over our personal and work computers by tricking us into clicking on a malicious web address link.

Safeguarding personal information and money is a partnership between you and the bank. Northwest Bank works diligently to protect your information.

Kelly Grefe, Business Banking Manager, VP, in Omaha, Nebraska, was awarded a diploma on August 9, 2024, at commencement exercises during the 79th session of the prestigious Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.