Live Well, Bank Well

Your debit card can make shopping easier, whether you’re shopping for everyday items or making a special purchase.

Your phone is your key to faster payments. With your smartphone's wallet feature, contactless payment has never been easier. Plus, it comes with added security.

Most people use their banking app to check balances and transfer money. But many customers don't realize their mobile banking app includes tools that can help them organize spending, monitor accounts, prevent fraud, and even avoid travel disruptions.

Managing your money well is crucial for achieving long-term financial stability and reaching your goals.

You protect your business from threats like cash flow challenges and employee turnover. But are you giving cybersecurity threats enough attention?

Most small business owners don't realize they're likely targets for cybercriminals. Unfortunately, attackers often see smaller organizations as easier targets because they may not have dedicated IT teams or advanced security tools in place.

When it comes to growing a business, funding is key. Fortunately, small business owners have options when deciding how to grow a company, even in competitive environments.

There are many decisions to make when starting a business. Setting rates, marketing objectives and business goals all impact your future success. Let’s dig into some common missteps to avoid.

At The Bank of Missouri, our commitment to serving others extends beyond our branches and into the communities we call home. Through our Above & Beyond series, we're highlighting employees who dedicate their time and hearts to making a difference.

“One relationship at a time” is a phrase heard often at The Bank of Missouri. That’s because our bank was founded on the principles of relationship-building more than 135 years ago. Through those relationships, we empower our communities with the resources they need to thrive.

Growing up in South Kansas City, Missouri, Tim Friel learned early that hard work matters. You earn what you get. And when you have the chance to help someone else move forward, you take it. Those beliefs did not just shape Tim’s career. They shaped his purpose.

When Nate Gautier talks about LemonDrop, it’s hard for him to separate the event from the life altering experience that started it all.

If someone tells you to send yourself money with Zelle^®, don’t. Even if they say they are from The Bank of Missouri. It’s a scam!

When it comes to fraud, the first goal is to avoid it. The second, to spot it right away if it does happen. Read on to learn about four smart tools to protect your money.

Scammers are increasingly sending out fake text messages posing as banks. To protect yourself, it’s crucial to recognize these five signs of a scam.

In today’s digital age, scammers are finding more and more sophisticated ways to get your hard earned money. With so many threats out there, keeping your debit card safe is essential.

Your credit history and credit score are important parts of your financial health. That’s because your credit history may be reviewed by lenders, credit card companies, landlords, insurers, and even potential employers.

Checking accounts are the Swiss Army knives of financial tools. They offer a safe, convenient way to track your income and expenses, pay your bills, and stick to your budget.

Paying off debt and building an emergency fund can feel like competing goals. Can you really do both at once? We have some ideas to make it possible!

Every month, you make plans to pay your rent or mortgage. You check the due date on your cell phone bill. Maybe you set up automatic payments for utilities. But are you forgetting an important payee each month? YOU!