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As technology continues to evolve, so do the tactics used by fraudsters. One of the fastest-growing forms of fraud today is elder financial exploitation, which targets older adults and can result in significant financial and emotional harm.

At Community First Bank, your financial security is one of our top priorities. One of the most concerning threats facing our customers today is Elder Financial Exploitation (E.F.E.) - a type of fraud that targets older adults and can lead to significant financial loss.

Mail theft has become one of the most common starting points for check fraud, impacting both businesses and personal banking customers.

At Community First Bank, planning has always been about more than growth. It is about making sure the Bank remains strong, steady, and ready to serve customers and communities for generations to come.

At Community First Bank, your security is our priority. In today’s digital world, protecting your financial information is just as important as paying bills on time. Using Online Banking and Bill Pay isn’t just convenient, it’s the safest way to pay your bills.

At Community First Bank (CFB), we believe that financial education is more than a service—it’s a responsibility. That’s why we’re thrilled to share some exciting news: CFB has been recognized by the Wisconsin Bankers Foundation (WBF) with the 2025 Excellence in Financial Education Award in the Bank-wide category!

As the year ends, now is the perfect opportunity to evaluate your financial habits and identify areas for improvement. At Community First Bank, we’re committed to helping you achieve financial confidence and security. The daily financial decisions you make can shape your future stability and goals. Leaving behind poor financial habits in 2025 can set you up for a brighter and more secure year ahead.

At Community First Bank, your security is our top priority. As technology advances, so do the tactics of fraudsters. Recently, the banking industry has seen a surge in AI-driven spoofing and impersonation scams—and these scams are more convincing than ever.

Unlike the obvious phishing attempts of the past, today’s criminals use artificial intelligence to mimic voices, writing styles, and even video appearances. They can make fake emails, texts, and calls look and sound like they’re coming from someone you trust, including your bank.