Fraud Text Messages:

We have received reports of spoofed text messages claiming customers’ debit card information has been compromised. These messages often include a link and are being sent from various numbers. Please do not click on any links and disregard the message. If you receive any communication regarding a “compromised” card or account, call us directly using the number on the back of your card or visit your local branch.

News Author: Callie Huber

Security First Bank Becomes Official Sponsor of Local Baseball Team

Security First Bank Becomes Official Sponsor of Local Baseball Team

Security First Bank is proud to announce the official sponsorship of Sheridan County Legion Baseball. With this sponsorship comes the …

Reasons to Refinance

Reasons to Refinance

Refinancing can be a beneficial option for those with less than favorable loan terms. Here are the top reasons why …

Security First Uses Grant to Pay Local Families’ Electric Bill

Security First Uses Grant to Pay Local Families’ Electric Bill

Security First Bank, through their branch location in Lincoln, NE recently presented a check for $500 to Lincoln Electric System …