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Resource Articles
Our Resource Center provides education on personal and business financial topics, information on online security and fraud prevention, and articles from leaders at Sunflower Bank.
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Personal - Security Center
Watch Out for Car Financing Scams
Information on avoiding scams by dealers.
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Personal - Security Center
How to Protect Against Title Theft
Beware of con artists who use stolen identity documents to gain title to your home, or your vacation or investment property.
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Business - Commercial Construction Industry
Busy and Broke Is Bad Business
Knowing and tracking your numbers must be the number one priority for construction business owners to be successful. Unless your goal is to be busy and broke, you must spend an equal amount of time focused on accounting, financials, and job costs.
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Business - Commercial Construction Industry
Bug ‘Em ‘til They Buy
Creating awareness is based on the rule of seven: You must have at least seven contacts with prospects before they recognize and trust you enough to call you.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
How to Pay for a College Education without Student Loan Debt
Three years before your child enters college, it is time to put a college payment plan into place. Here are some key tactics to consider while you continue to save for college.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
Watch Your Utilization Ratio
After your payment history, your utilization ratio is the next most important factor behind your credit score.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
What If You Always Pay Cash?
Keeping a credit card account open and active; even if you use it only occasionally can help your credit score, even if you prefer to use cash.
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Business - Accounting Industry
Bringing Financial Statements to Life for the Small Business Owner
Financial statements are the ubiquitous staple of running a business, big or small. Unfortunately, for many small business owners financials often turn into a once-a-year check-the-box exercise for taxes or a business loan.
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Personal – Homebuying and Refinancing
What If Your Home Doesn't Appreciate in Value?
While it is true that sometimes a home does not appreciate due to the volatility of the real estate market, there are still many benefits to home ownership.
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