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Protecting Your Account: New Zelle® Scams to Watch For
At The First National Bank and Trust of Newtown, we want to make sure you have the information you need to keep your money safe. Lately, we’ve seen a rise in scammers targeting bank customers through services like Zelle®. These criminals often pretend to be from the bank or use
Why All-In-One Banking Helps You Build Wealth
All-in-one banking combines your checking, savings, and loans with integrated banking and wealth services to help you grow and protect your money. It lets you reduce your banking fees, simplify money management, and enables you to make smarter financial decisions by accessing our suite of banking, financial planning, and wealth
Sweet Talk to Financial Ruin: Romance Impostor Scams
Every year, thousands of people fall victim to romance impostor scams. These scams not only result in significant financial losses, but also can deeply impact the victim’s trust in others, leaving emotional scars that may last a lifetime. Imagine receiving a heartfelt message from someone who seems to understand
One Bank, Zero Chaos: How All-in-One Banking Simplifies Adulting in 2026
You might have heard the phrase “adulting” used to describe everything from paying bills to scheduling a dentist appointment. Adulting is about behaving like a responsible adult, handling the necessary and often mundane tasks that keep life moving, managing money, planning ahead, and staying on top of obligations. In some
Keep Your Account Info Up to Date for Security & Convenience
As your trusted financial partner, The First National Bank & Trust Company of Newtown wants to make sure we have your most up to date contact information on file. This information is crucial for protecting your account and keeping you informed about important updates. Here are 3 easy ways you can update
Protect Yourself from Account Takeover Fraud: What You Need to Know
Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting individuals and businesses through Account Takeover (ATO) fraud, according to a recent FBI alert. Since January 2025, over 5,100 complaints have been filed, with losses exceeding $262 million. How ATO Fraud Works: Tips to Stay Safe: If You’re a Victim: For more details, visit IC3 Public
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