Fifth District Savings Bank

10/16/2026

Please join us in congratulating Michael Nolan on 50 years of service to Fifth District Savings Bank!

Mike's journey with Fifth District began in 1976 when he joined our Board of Directors. In 1992, he became President, helping guide the bank through years of growth and change. Although he retired in 2016, his commitment to Fifth District never ended. Today, he continues to share his experience and leadership as an Advisory Director.

For five decades, Mike has been an important part of Fifth District's history and success. His dedication to our bank, our customers, and our community is truly something to celebrate.

Congratulations, Mike, on this incredible milestone! Thank you for 50 years of leadership, loyalty, and service.

10/16/2026

10/15/2026

One hundred years is a long time to be in business. But when we look back at what made it possible, it was never about what we offered. It was about the people who walked through our doors, trusted us with their savings, bought their first homes, and came back with their children and their grandchildren. You are not just our customers. You are the reason we are still here. We have been honored to be part of your life. 💙

Join us at any of our branches on October 16th for a special treat!

10/14/2026

In Louisiana, we know a thing or two about fishing. But there’s one kind of catch you definitely want to avoid – PHISHING!

Cybercriminals cast their lines with fake emails, texts, and calls hoping you’ll take the bait. The fish may be biting in Sportsman's Paradise - but you don’t have to!

10/14/2026

Last week we celebrated Teller Appreciation Week! Our frontline is the best around! 🎉💙

10/12/2026

Most people keep their money in the same place for years without stopping to ask if it is actually working for them. National Savings Day is a good reminder to take a look. Come by any Fifth District branch and let us walk you through the options and find the one that fits your goals.

10/07/2026

Football, cooler weather, festivals, Halloween, Thanksgiving, or pumpkin everything. Whatever it is, fall in Louisiana hits different.

Tell us in the comments — we want to know what this season means to you.