MBC Blog
Stay informed with the latest insights, tips, and updates from Midwest BankCentre. Our blog covers a wide range of topics to help you navigate your financial journey, from personal and business banking advice to community initiatives and economic trends. Whether you’re looking to manage your money more effectively, grow your business, or stay connected with what’s happening in the St. Louis region, our blog is here to provide the information you need.
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What are the risks of check fraud, and what can I do about them?
Check fraud has been on the rise locally. Criminals gain access to mailbox…
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What Banking Products Are Available for Nonprofits?
Nonprofit organizations have unique financial needs—and at Midwest BankCentre, we’re committed to helping…
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What Is Generational Wealth and How to Build It?
Planning for your financial future and the legacy you leave behind can feel…
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What to Expect from the St. Louis Housing Market in 2025
Mortgage Rates, Inventory, Prices & Why St. Louis is One of Zillow’s Hottest…
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When Did You Lose Your Fire?
When Did You Lose Your Fire? You weren’t born to just get through…
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When Did You Lose Your Fire?
When Did You Lose Your Fire? You weren’t born to just get through…
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When Disaster Strikes: Financial Solutions for Emergencies
When an EF3 tornado struck St. Louis on May 16, it disrupted lives,…
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Which Savings Plan is Right for You? Here’s How to Choose Wisely
Saving money is a deeply personal journey—and the right strategy depends on where…
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Why Is Financial Literacy Important?
Financial literacy refers to the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed and…
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Why is it Important to Get Pre-Approved for a Home Loan?
The home buying process can be complex, and one of the most crucial…
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Why Midwest BankCentre Expanded to Kansas City
At Midwest BankCentre, thoughtful growth isn’t just about opening new locations—it’s about making…
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Why Switch from a Big Bank to a Local Bank?
From personalized service to meaningful community impact, there are compelling reasons to make…