When it comes to financing any purchase, you have plenty of loan options available to you. You may think that the interest rate is the most important factor to consider as you compare loans, but there are other factors that could affect your final... (Read More)

Every day your mail box has bills and junk mail. You collect receipts as you make purchases throughout the day. What do you do with pieces of paper you don’t need to keep for tax or personal reasons? Some pieces should be shredded. Some should... (Read More)

You're just starting out. Do you have a savings account? Now is the time to set aside for that rainy day fund, unexpected expenses or that special vacation. It may seem overwhelming to save money when there is always a bill or expense, but you can... (Read More)

First Utah Bank was founded in 1978 with a single office and has grown into one of Utah’s largest community banks. But what does it mean to be a "community bank?" It means we're owned and managed locally. While we can do virtually everything a... (Read More)

At First Utah Bank, we are committed to your company's success. For nearly half a century, we have worked to create strong banking partnerships to support local businesses. We understand that owning and operating a business can be a daunting... (Read More)

Time is a precious commodity. That's why you almost feel guilty if you leave your work space and go to lunch. Who has the time for that, anyway? Well, you do. And if not, you should make some. According to a wide range of studies, not leaving... (Read More)

Research shows us that Americans don't like talking about their finances. In fact, one survey shows that many Americans would prefer to have dental work done than talk about their finances with their spouse or family! In another survey, 44 percent... (Read More)

Whether you want to purchase a home, buy a car, take a once-in-a-lifetime vacation or remodel your kitchen, we have a variety of lending options that can help you reach your financial goals. Auto loans: Thinking about buying a new or used car... (Read More)

Your 401(k) plan can help you save for retirement. It also can help you lower your taxes. The contribution limit for 401(k) plans is $18,000 this year. If you are 50 or older, you also may be eligible to contribute an additional $6,000 to a... (Read More)

Does your company accept electronic payments? Allowing your customers to pay with credit and debit cards in your office or shop, over the phone, on your web site or through a mobile device can be an incredible tool for helping your business grow... (Read More)