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United Way Day of Caring

October 30, 2025

Posted in Community Involvement

On September 12th, a team of employees from First National Bank of Michigan joined the United Way Day of Caring in Grand Rapids—a community-wide event that brings volunteers together to support local nonprofits and strengthen our communities. Our team spent the day at God’s Kitchen, painting bowls for the Soups On for All annual fundraiser. This …

How Your Bank Keeps Your Money Safe: Understanding FDIC Insurance

October 9, 2025

Posted in News

At First National Bank of Michigan (FNBM), keeping your money secure is our top priority. One of the most important ways we do that is through FDIC insurance — a federal protection that gives you peace of mind, knowing your deposits are safe no matter what happens. What Is FDIC Insurance? The Federal Deposit Insurance …

Protect Your Most Valuable Asset: Understanding Home Title Fraud

October 8, 2025

Posted in News

Your home is likely one of your most important investments — and unfortunately, it’s becoming a growing target for scammers. Home title fraud is a serious crime that can go unnoticed until it’s too late. At First National Bank of Michigan (FNBM), we want to help you recognize the warning signs and protect your property. …

Your Funds Are Protected with ICS® and CDARS® at First National Bank of Michigan

October 8, 2025

Posted in News

At First National Bank of Michigan (FNBM), protecting your money is more than a promise — it’s our priority. Through the Insured Cash Sweep (ICS®) and Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service (CDARS®) programs, you can enjoy access to multi-million-dollar FDIC insurance coverage while continuing to work directly with your trusted local bank.

The Importance of a Succession Plan for Small Businesses

October 8, 2025

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For many small business owners, the company represents years of hard work, personal investment, and community connection. Yet, one critical factor that often gets overlooked is what happens when the owner steps away — whether through retirement, illness, or unexpected circumstances. That’s where a succession plan becomes essential. A succession plan outlines how leadership and …

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