Financial Resources

My Money

Created by the Florida Department of Financial Services, the My Money Program is a comprehensive and inclusive financial literacy program and resource clearinghouse for individuals with developmental disabilities, their family members, and caregivers.

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Kids’ Corner

Kids are better prepared for the future when they learn about money sooner rather than later. Our kid-friendly tools make learning about finances fun!

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Teens’ Lounge

Talking to teenagers can be hard, especially when it comes to an important topic like managing money. Help your teenagers achieve their financial goals through engaging exercises and informational resources.

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Routing Number

Want to set up direct deposit? Starting to make online payments? Get the information you need.

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FAQs

Want to know how to do something? Want to learn more about our products and services? Get answers to our frequently asked questions.

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Online Banking Tutorials

Banking online is easy. Start learning how to do it by watching helpful videos.

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Security Resources

Learn more about the steps you can take to make your computer and personal information more secure.

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Blog

Growth Poised to Follow Re-opening of the Economy

Investors reconsidered the emotionally-oversold market in the month of April and bravely pushed the market higher by 12.7% even before news about the virus infection curve flattening. Since the “shelter-at-home” policies have reduced the infection rate, government policymakers are announcing dates for re-opening the economy. After an economic full-stop and 26 million Americans losing jobs, an economic restart will be a slow process. By staging a deliberately slow ramp-up in economic activity, the government hopes to prevent the healthcare system from being overwhelmed. While Wall Street and the markets are anticipating a “V-shaped” economic recovery, Main Street may experience more of a Nike “swoosh-shaped” recovery.

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Fraud Alert: Scammers are identifying themselves as bank employees

Criminals often take advantage of uncertain times, leading to an increase in fraudulent activity. Please remember, we will never call you to ask you to provide or verify your full account number, username, password, debit card number, unique PIN or Social Security number. If you receive a call from someone requesting this information, even if the caller ID looks like it is coming from the bank, immediately hang up and report it to Englewood Bank & Trust Customer Service at 941-475-6771. Representative are available Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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How should I spend my stimulus cash?

Back in the day, when your father or mother would give you a dollar, they might offer this cautionary advice: “Don’t spend it all at once,” or “don’t spend it all in one place.”

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Get valuable insight and helpful advice from financial experts.

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