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💰 Saving a little today can make a big difference tomorrow.

Whether it’s for an emergency, a goal, or peace of mind — building the habit matters more than the amount. Start small, stay consistent, and watch it grow. 💚

Here's some tips about how to make your money work for you!

🏡 Big impact starts at home.

The updated BankersCare.com highlights how bankers are helping make housing more affordable — supporting first-time buyers, financing affordable housing projects, and partnering with community organizations to expand access to stable homes.

It’s just one of the many ways bankers are working to strengthen the communities we all share. 💚

👉 Explore the stories at BankersCare.com

Big news — the newly updated BankersCare.com is live! 🎉

It’s a fresh look at the many ways bankers are helping our communities every day, from supporting affordable housing and protecting families through fraud prevention education, to volunteering and expanding access to financial knowledge.

Take a few minutes to explore, learn something new, and see how bankers are working for stronger communities. 💚

👉 Check it out at BankersCare.com

💼 Small business = big impact.

It may be a holiday, but Washington’s banks are working every day to help local businesses.

Last year, they delivered $12.8 billion in small-business loans — powering local employers, startups, and main street growth.

Banks don’t just fund ideas — they fuel jobs.

#SmallBusiness #WashingtonBanks #EconomicGrowth

This week may have been all about celebrating the green and blue (Go Seahawks!), but WBA member bankers also didn't miss a beat when it came to their communities!

Check out all these amazing #BankersCare moments across the region! #communitybanking

Millions of Americans use dating sites, social networking sites, and chat rooms to meet people, but scammers use them, too. If an online love interest asks you for money, it’s probably a scam.

Learn more at BankersCare.com.

#BanksNeverAskThat #fraudprevention #BankersCare

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