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This commentary was written and prepared by Waukesha State Bank. Content in this blog is for general information only and not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. Please visit with one of our bankers to discuss your individual needs.

Recent Posts

Beware of Spoofing Scams:
Protect Your Personal Information

September 2025

In today’s digital age, scammers are becoming increasingly clever, using a technique called spoofing to trick bank customers into revealing sensitive personal information. Spoofing is when a fraudster disguises their phone number, email address, or website to appear as if it’s coming from the bank or a trusted source.
 

Anywhere, Anytime Banking
for Wherever Life Takes You!

September 2025

Going away for school or moving out of town? Skip the hassles and headaches of changing banks. Keep your Waukesha State Bank accounts and continue to easily and securely manage your accounts with our Online and Mobile Banking tools!
 

Back-to-School Energizing Drinks
That Don’t Have Caffeine

September 2025

If making it through the school day is a struggle and you want a caffeine-free kick, you’re in luck. There are many options available that will boost your mood and energy level without the addictive quality of caffeine.
 

Building Wealth While Raising
a Family: Budgeting Tips That
Actually Work

August 2025

Raising a family means juggling priorities—and money is often at the center of it all. From childcare and groceries to saving for the future, staying on top of your finances can feel overwhelming. But with a few practical habits, it’s possible to manage today’s needs and build long-term wealth.
 

7 Money Mistakes to Avoid
in Your Teens and 20s

June 2025

Managing money in your teens and early 20s can be tricky—but building good habits now can set you up for a lifetime of financial success. Unfortunately, small mistakes made early on can lead to bigger challenges later. Here are some common money mistakes young people make—and how to avoid them.
 

Credit Cards 101: What You Need to Know Before You Swipe

June 2025

If you're in high school or college, chances are you've heard about credit cards—but do you really know how they work, or if you should have one? You may see credit card offers in the mail and wonder if they’re right for you. Let’s break it down.
 

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