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Northwest Bank in West Des Moines recently sponsored a community shred day on Saturday, April 27, 2024.

Natalie Lindsey, Personal Banker in Spirit Lake, and Haley Tuttle, Universal Banker in Milford both successfully completed the Iowa Bankers Association Consumer Credit School, March 4 – March 8, 2024, in Ankeny, Iowa.

Throughout the month of April, our employees shared important lessons on saving money with local community students as part of the American Bankers Association's (ABA) National Teach Children to Save Program.

Discover how Nathan Kraft turned his grocery store roots into a flavorful venture at Krafty's Meat Market.

Caring for aging parents is a challenge many Americans are facing. Consider these factors to ensure your loved ones are well taken care of mentally, physically, legally and financially.

National Small Business Week takes place April 28th through May 4th. To celebrate, we’ve invited Business Banking Manager, Ross Taets, to the show to discuss some of the resources made available to entrepreneurs by the Small Business Administration and some tips that startup business owners can use to expand their budding businesses. Connect with Northwest Bank: · NW.bank · Follow Northwest Bank on IG · Subscribe on YouTube: Northwest Bank - YouTube Member FDIC | Equal Housing Lender

The Iowa Mortgage Association is pleased to announce that several Mortgage Professionals from Northwest Bank were accepted into the IMA's President's Club for 2023.

Cara Treybal, President of Northwest Bank in Ankeny, IA, proudly announces Cari Jenson as Mortgage Loan Originator. Cari specializes in guiding individuals through the process of financing for home purchases, refinancing existing mortgage loans, and securing financing for new home construction.

The 2024 presidential election is set to be a repeat of the Biden versus Trump contest of 2020. With both houses of Congress up for grabs, the stakes are high for either party, so it is understandable for the U.S. public to be nervous. Regardless of how the election plays out, political tensions will likely remain elevated throughout the next president's term, adding to an already contentious global political climate.