Alice Stegall, SWBC Mortgage

04/22/2022

By taking part in activities like picking up litter and planting trees, we’re making our world a happier, healthier place to live.

03/31/2022

We are honored to celebrate the women of the past, present and future. The women we have highlighted this month are only a few of the great women who have paved the way to make the world a better place. There are many more notable women and stories to tell as the years go on and we can’t wait to see what the next generation of women achieves.

03/29/2022

As we wrap up Women's History Month, we would like to honor Malala Yousafzai. Malala is the youngest person ever to win a Nobel Peace Prize and is most widely recognized for her voice in education and equality efforts worldwide. As Women's History Month comes to an end, we are honored to highlight Malala for her impacts on a global level.

03/24/2022

For our fifth recognition, join us in celebrating the American Tennis Player, Serena Williams. Serena is best known for her trademark style of play and winning 23 Grand Slam single titles, which is more than any other man or woman to date. Help us in honoring Serena Williams and all the other successful women of the world this

03/22/2022

For our forth recognition, join us in celebrating Princess Diana who is well know for her renowned style and association with the fashion industry, but is better known for her charitable work. She was thought to be the foremost ambassador for AIDS awareness and publicly challenged the notion the disease passed from person to person by touch. Diana also displayed through her life a great affinity for young people and spent a majority of her time in hospitals advocating for the most vulnerable. We honor Princess Diana for her humanitarian efforts during

03/18/2022

For our third recognition, join us in celebrating the well-known American Journalist, Connie Chung. Connie is best known for her time as co-anchor on CBS Evening News, where she was the first Asian American and only the second woman to hold the coveted position. Over her career she worked for various networks and conducted many notable interviews with highly esteemed subjects. Help us in honoring Connie for her impact in broadcast journalism during

03/17/2022

Have a very "Lucky Day".

03/15/2022

For our second recognition, join us in celebrating the Mexican painter, Frida Kahlo. Frida was best known for her marvelously colored self-portraits, and works inspired by nature and artifacts of Mexico. Help us in honoring Frida Kahlo and all the other successful woman of the world this

03/11/2022

Our first Women's History Month recognition is Marie Curie, the Polish scientist who had an immense presence paving the way for women in science. In 1898, Marie made the key discovery of polonium and radium which led her to become the first woman to win a Noble Prize award in two different fields - physics and chemistry. We are honored to recognize Marie and thank her for her groundbreaking contribution to the world.

03/09/2022

Join us in celebrating Women's History Month as we take you back in time to look at some of the most influential women in history and honor the women still making their mark on this world. We are excited to highlight six women that each had a monumental impact in science, arts, humanitarian efforts and sports as we know it today!

02/28/2022

We conclude Black History Month by hearing from Sr. Loan Closing Specialist Bridgette Willis and reflecting on the powerful words by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

02/21/2022

Sleep more, weigh less? That's the possible conclusion of a new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Study participants who slept only 1.2 hours more each night naturally reduced their overall caloric intake, which may help facilitate weight loss. Learn more about this interesting new research.

A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that getting more sleep each night can facilitate weight loss. Participants who slept 1.2 hours more each night reduced their caloric intake, on average, by 270 kcals.