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Travis Schupp Joins BTC Bank as Market President & VP at Fayette Branch


BTC Bank proudly welcomes Travis Schupp as the Market President & VP for our recently acquired Fayette branch. Travis will be responsible for developing new partnerships, overseeing loan practices, and maintaining existing portfolios while also growing that branch's book of business.








































































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What You Need To Know About MOST, the 529 Education Plan in Missouri

 

You aren’t obligated to take out a 529 plan run by the state that you live in, but doing so can come with significant benefits when it comes to your state taxes. For most Missourians, the MOST 529 plan is what they choose to use.

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BTC Bank Supports Missouri 4-H Financial Education Program


The pledge will support the statewide launch of On My Own, a household finance simulator for youths ages 13-18.
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Retiring in 5 Years? Money Moves and Considerations for Missourians

The countdown has begun! In the run-up to retirement, it's a good idea to review your plans and make sure they align with your goals. Click to read about tips, questions, and situations to consider as retirement draws near. 
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BTC Bank Announces Purchase of Merchants and Farmers Bank


BTC Bank is proud to announce it has signed an agreement to purchase Merchants and Farmers Bank with locations in Salisbury, Fayette, Columbia and Hardin, Missouri. Terms of the purchase provide for BTC Bank to acquire substantially all of the assets and deposits associated with Merchants and Farmers Bank.

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Frank Oswald and Patricia Miles Inducted into Missouri Bankers Association's 50 Year Club

Frank Oswald, vice president of BTC Bank in Boonville, and Patricia Miles, teller at BTC Bank in Bethany, were inducted into the Missouri Bankers Association’s 50 Year Club on Thursday, June 9, during MBA’s 132nd Annual Convention at the Hilton Branson Convention Center.

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Missouri Estate Planning: 8 Types of Trusts To Consider


It is difficult to think about what will happen after we pass away. But if you have children or grandchildren, a business, or even a few pricey personal assets, making a plan for how your estate should be divided up upon your death is very important. Click to learn about some of the types of Trust accounts.

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How To Spot Elder Abuse and Scams


Financial elder abuse is a serious crime where another person or entity exploits an older person financially. This can take place in any setting, like their own home or a care facility, and the abuse can be committed by anyone that they come into contact with. Click to read more about identifying and reporting financial elder abuse.

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Wendy Loges Joines BTC Bank as Business Development & Public Relations Officer


BTC Bank is proud to welcome Wendy Loges, Business Development & Public Relations Officer, to the BTC Bank Family. Wendy will be working alongside the bank’s teams in its southern region, including Beaman (Sedalia), Buffalo, Boonville and Carrollton, managing existing customer relationships and growing the bank’s customer base.

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Keep the financial wheels of your farm turning with new products and services this year. Diversification can decrease risk to companies, even farm-based businesses. Click the read more about adding revenue streams on your farmland.
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Guide to Tax-Advantaged Accounts in Missouri


Understanding the difference between pre-tax and after-tax contributions now, rather than when you’re about to retire, will help you to make informed decisions about what’s best for you. Click to learn about accounts that feature tax advantages.
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Fixed and Variable Costs for Commercial Farms


The money you invest in supplies and labor must create a profit in order to continue moving your business forward each year. Understanding the role of fixed and variable commercial farm inputs can help simplify your planning and create a balanced system. Click the deadline to learn about fixed and variable costs.
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BTC Bank Announces Promotions


BTC Bank is pleased to announce recent promotions within several BTC locations.

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Guide to No-Till Farming In Missouri & Iowa


No-till farming has proven ecological and economic benefits. Transitioning requires patience, however, as most no-till benefits aren’t realized in the first season. Transitioning to no-till practices is a long-term strategy that will compound its benefits with each passing year. Click the headline to read more about no-till farming in Missouri and Iowa.
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BTC Bank Employees Donate Over $30,000 to BTC AYBC during Fundraising Campaign

BTC Area Youth Benefit Corp. (BTC AYBC), a local non-profit organization of BTC Bank that focuses on supporting youth within the BTC Bank service area, recently hosted its 2nd Annual Funding Futures fundraising campaign, and received outstanding participation from BTC employees.

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BTC Bank to Construct New Permanent Full Service Bank


Out with the old, in with the new. BTC Bank recently demolished the former flea market building located next to its temporary modular bank at 1505 South Ash Street in Buffalo, Missouri, to make room for a new brick and mortar BTC Bank building.

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