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With the introduction of mobile banking, many of the previous inconveniences that customers experienced have all but gone away. Long gone are the days of having to drive to a branch to deposit a check, check your balance, or even getting cash to pay that someone back for lunch.

Being a new parent comes with a lot of stress and unknowns. While many parenting lessons are learned from experience, financial lessons can be learned and put into action early on to prevent worry and headaches later.

 

A Home Equity Line of Credit, known as a HELOC, is a line of credit that homeowners can use for a variety of purposes, from consolidating higher-interest rate debt, to financing home improvements to purchasing another home.  
 
 

In years past, Fremont Bank has donated to American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life events throughout the Bay Area. This year, we’re taking it one step further and sponsoring the event with the largest contribution we’ve ever made.
 
 

Business loans are a valuable tool for small business owners to help with the purchase of equipment and inventory, refinancing debt, and handling day to day costs. But what do you need for a business loan to be approved? In this post, we're sharing a few tips will help you prepare before applying.

There's no doubt that the thought of buying a home without debt is an attractive one. If you have the funds available, it might seem like the best financial plan. However, there are some drawbacks that you'll want to consider before sinking a large amount of cash into a new home.
 

Tax Day is just around the corner and it’s time to get organized before that deadline approaches. Below, we’re sharing six tips to help you prepare and get a head start on filing your taxes.
 
 

It’s tax time again which means that tax scams are on the rise. Currently, scammers are impersonating IRS employees and have stolen millions of dollars and personal information by targeting taxpayers. To help ensure you don’t get conned, read more below about the IRS protocols so you can determine whether you have been contacted from an actual IRS associate or not.