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PSB Bank Completes Operational Merger with Bank Star, Surpassing $1 Billion in Assets

Rhineland, Missouri – PSB Bank announced the successful completion of its operational merger with Bank Star on July 11, 2026, with PSB Bank serving as the surviving institution. The conversion represents the final phase of the acquisition and integration process, creating a combined community banking organization with more than $1 billion in assets and an […]

Money Mistakes That Changed the World

Money mistakes are not exactly new. Long before mobile banking, debit cards, online shopping, and automatic subscriptions, people were still getting swept up in trends, borrowing more than they could repay, making emotional decisions, and hoping risky choices would somehow work out. The tools and scale have changed over the years, but many of the […]

How Farmers Can Prepare Financially for Harvest Season

Harvest season can be one of the most rewarding times of year, but it can also bring long days, quick decisions and plenty of expenses. Between equipment, fuel, labor, storage, hauling and loan payments, the financial side of harvest can get complicated fast. That is why the best time to review the numbers is before […]

Missouri Staycation Ideas That Save You Money This Summer

Summer doesn’t have to mean crossed fingers, crossed credit cards, and “we’ll deal with it later” spending. Some of the best Missouri staycation ideas are hiding right in your own backyard, and they don’t require a suitcase or a financial recovery plan. Think of this as your mini staycation playbook: how to pick the right […]

Allowance, Summer Jobs, or Just Helping Out? How Families Handle Kids’ Summer Money

Routines tend to loosen up in the summer, which can feel chaotic, but also creates space to try small money habits with your kids, without the pressure of packed school schedules. They have more time to do chores, try small jobs, or earn a first paycheck. You have more chances to talk through real-life spending […]

9 Common Money Mistakes Recent College Graduates Make

Graduation is a milestone worth celebrating, but the year that follows can feel like a crash course in managing real-life finances. Rent replaces meal plans. Loan payments appear. And that first paycheck might not stretch as far as expected once taxes and deductions settle in. There’s a lot to think through, and most people don’t […]