First Utah Bank

09/02/2026

🇬🇷 50 years of food, culture, and community!

The Salt Lake City Greek Festival returns September 11–13 for its 50th anniversary, and First Utah Bank is proud to continue supporting this beloved Salt Lake tradition.

In our latest blog post, First Utah Bank VP of Merchant Services Curtis Beames shares how our relationship with the festival has grown since 2018—and what makes this community so special year after year.

Read the full story, then we’ll see you at the festival. Opa! 🇬🇷

https://firstutahbank.com/salt-lake-city-greek-festival/

Celebrate 50 years of the Salt Lake City Greek Festival, Sept 11–13 at Holy Trinity Cathedral! Join First Utah Bank for food, music, dancing, and classic Greek hospitality.

09/01/2026

🚨 Payment fraud moves fast. Is your business prepared to catch it? In our latest blog post, First Utah Bank President and CEO Amy Foulks explains how today’s payment fraud schemes work, why even savvy business owners can become targets, and the steps businesses can take to better protect their accounts.

Every check you write can reveal more information about your business than you might realize. And with unauthorized business ACH activity, the window to identify and return a fraudulent debit can be extremely short.

Learn how tools like Positive Pay, account alerts, ACH controls, and dual approval for wire transfers can help you identify suspicious activity before it becomes a costly loss—and why having a banker who actually knows your business can add another important layer of protection.

🔐 Don’t wait until fraud happens to start thinking about prevention. Read the latest First Utah Bank blog post to learn how to better protect your business.

Payments fraud is evolving fast, and Utah business owners are common targets. Learn how First Utah Bank's Positive Pay and alerts help protect your accounts.

08/27/2026

Passwords can be guessed, stolen, or cracked. MFA adds another layer of protection by verifying that it’s really you trying to access your account.

When logging into First Utah Bank online banking, a One-Time Passcode (OTP) can be sent to your email to help verify your identity before granting access. It’s one extra step that can make it harder for someone else to access your accounts and assets.

And remember: First Utah Bank will never call you and ask for your password or One-Time Passcode. Never share verification codes with anyone who contacts you unexpectedly.

A few extra seconds can add an important layer of security.

08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day to the pups who keep a close eye on the budget… especially the treat budget. 🐶💰

Whether they’re supervising from under your desk, greeting customers, or reminding you when it’s time for a snack break, today we’re celebrating our favorite four-legged coworkers and companions.

Give your best friend an extra hug from First Utah Bank today! 🦴

08/20/2026

You already support local when you adventure, dine, and shop — so why not bank local, too?

Choosing a local Utah bank means keeping your dollars closer to home while building a relationship with people who understand the community where you live and do business.

At First Utah Bank, we’re proud to be part of the communities we serve. Because banking local is another way to support local.

08/19/2026

Building stronger financial habits doesn’t have to be complicated. 💰

Start with the basics: **create a budget, save consistently, and spend within your means.** Small, intentional choices can add up over time and help build a stronger financial foundation.

At First Utah Bank, we believe smart money management starts with understanding where your money is going — and making a plan for where you want it to take you.

08/18/2026

The right bank should do more than hold your money — it should understand your business.

Before choosing a business banking partner, ask the questions that matter: Do they understand businesses like yours? Can you reach a real person when you need help? Who makes lending decisions? What tools are available to support your day-to-day operations? And most importantly, how can they help your business grow?

At First Utah Bank, local relationships, personalized service and a deep understanding of Utah businesses are at the heart of community banking.

Ask more from your bank. See what a true community banking partner can do for your business.

08/14/2026

Looking for a meaningful way to spend the rest of your summer? ☀️

Volunteering is one of the simplest ways to make a lasting impact. Whether it's lending a hand at a local nonprofit, supporting a neighborhood event, or giving your time to a cause you care about, every act of service helps strengthen our community.

At First Utah Bank, we believe strong communities are built by people who show up for one another. 💙

Where are you volunteering this summer? Tag a local organization making a difference!

08/13/2026

📈 Running a small business has never been more challenging—but you don't have to navigate it alone.

From rising costs and retaining top talent to adopting AI, embracing new technology, and planning for long-term growth, today's business owners are making bigger decisions than ever before.

The right banking partner does more than manage your accounts. A true community bank takes the time to understand your business, your goals, and the challenges unique to your industry—providing personalized guidance and local decision-making every step of the way.

At First Utah Bank, we're proud to help Utah businesses adapt, grow, and build with confidence.

08/13/2026

Term Loan or Line of Credit? Choosing the right financing can make a big difference.

Trusted First Utah Bank Loan Officer, Victoria, is here to break down the difference between a business term loan and a business line of credit—and when each one makes sense.

💼 Term Loans are ideal for larger, one-time investments and are repaid with scheduled principal and interest payments over the life of the loan.

🔄 Lines of Credit give businesses flexible access to funds for working capital, inventory, marketing expenses, and other day-to-day needs. Borrow what you need, pay it down, and borrow again as your business grows.

Whether you're expanding your business, managing cash flow, or planning your next investment, understanding your financing options is the first step toward making informed decisions.