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With time on our hands, we can begin to plan for when things eventually go back to normal. What will you do?

Over the next few weeks, we'll be sharing tips and tools for dusting off your savings habits and financial mindset. This week we're talking about the age old 50/30/20 Rule.

This week, there are some awesome educational video conferences going on. Get your notebook, because you'll want to write these helpful tips down! On the other hand, if you would rather pick up a paintbrush, follow along with a virtual art lesson. Or, if you need some fresh air, why not go into your yard and take some pictures of rocks?

Let's take a moment to run over some basic online features we offer. These are guaranteed to save you time and take some stress out of your banking experience.

Learn about some of the cool, fun, and helpful events going on this week, many of which you can attend from the comfort of your home! From stay-at-home concerts to donating crayons for kids, there are so many amazing things happening in our neighborhood.

COVID-19 has already changed our day-to-day lives drastically. But as we enter Spring, it's also given us a chance to take stock of what's most important to us.

Why open a checking account? We discuss the benefits of utilizing one of these essential banking services.

A reminder to stay vigilant and be on the lookout for fake emails from scammers looking to take advantage during the COVID-19 response. Read emails carefully and remember: Trust but Verify.

Beginning Thursday, March 19, 2020, operational hours at all locations of First Farmers Bank & Trust are limited to Drive-Up transactions during normal drive up hours. We are committed to accommodating your banking needs and we absolutely understand that this is an inconvenience.

All of us at First Farmers Bank & Trust are committed to the safety and health of our customers and employees while providing you with exceptional account service. Branch operations are fully functional as we continue to monitor and adhere to all suggested practices from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). If you are unable to come into a branch for any reason, there are several ways to stay connected to your account...