ENB Insights

Investing money back into your business is an important way to support its long-term success. To keep your business running efficiently, help your team work productively, and accommodate greater customer demand, it’s often necessary to invest in fixed assets like new facilities, facility upgrades, vehicles, or equipment. Capital Expenditures vs. Operating Expenditures Business costs are usually categorized either as capital expenditures (CapEx) or…

Ephrata National Bank announces the promotion of Bryan Glatfelter as Senior Facilities Manager. In this role, he will be responsible for overseeing the maintenance of all ENB buildings, grounds, equipment, and machinery as well as vendor relationships, improvement projects, distribution of supplies, and more.

Private mortgage insurance (PMI) is an often-overlooked cost that homeowners may need to pay when buying their new home. Understanding PMI can help you to avoid paying it or saving money in the long term.

You’re selling a car online and someone asks you to get a car history report from a specific site, If it’s one you’ve never heard of – think twice. It might be a scam.

Passing on your family business to the next generation requires careful planning and execution. Beyond ensuring the business’s long-term viability and growth, you will want to preserve your family’s legacy and values through strategic, informed succession planning. While professional advice from attorneys, accountants, and consultants will be essential for navigating your unique situation, these tips can help you get started …

The 1% rule is a quick and easy tool that can help you prescreen rental properties to determine which ones will be worth investing in.

In this quick video, we’ll explain what land loans are and how they work.

Ephrata National Bank announces the promotion of three employees— Jade Biempica, Garth Brown, and Melissa Sarnocinski.

When a scammer targets your bank account, you could be at risk of losing your entire savings.

Ephrata National Bank announces the addition of two Community Banking Managers— Jason Groff and Rossana Pecoraro.