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Archive - February 2026

Business Tips

5 Tips for Business Success

Posted On: February 23, 2026 by Prevail Bank in: Banking / Money Management, Business

 

5 Tips for Business Success

Owning a successful business is a core part of the American Dream. While many aspire to business ownership, fewer fully appreciate the work required to build, stabilize, and sustain a business over the long term. The reality is that success comes only after significant effort — especially in the early stages. For those willing to put in the time, the reward can be well worth it.

Having been raised in a family of small business owners,...

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Tags: Business Banking, Business Tips, Commercial Lending, financial education

Local Mortgage Lenders vs Online Lenders

Local Mortgage Lenders vs Online Lenders

Posted On: February 23, 2026 by Prevail Bank in: Community, Home Loans

Local Mortgage Lenders vs Online Lenders

 
In today’s digital world, we can do almost everything online—grocery shopping, ordering takeout, even buying a car. And yes, getting a mortgage, too. But when it comes to something as big as buying a home, is online really the best way to go?
At Prevail Bank, we believe there’s something invaluable about working with a local mortgage lender - someone who knows you, understands your community’s housing market,...

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Tags: First Time Home Buyer, First-Time Homebuyer, Local Mortgage Lender, Mortgage Tips

SCAM ALERT: The IRS Would Never…

How to spot IRS scams: what the IRS will never do and how to protect yourself

Posted On: February 23, 2026 by Prevail Bank in: Banking / Money Management, Fraud

How to spot IRS scams: what the IRS will never do and how to protect yourself

Tax season is prime time for scammers, and knowing what the IRS will never do can save you from costly fraud. Criminals often impersonate the IRS to steal money or personal information, using tactics like threatening arrest, demanding payment via gift cards or cryptocurrency, or sending phishing emails. The real IRS follows strict protocols—and understanding these can help you stay safe.

The IRS will...
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Tags: Scam Alert, Tax Season

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