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Four Cybersecurity Threats Every Business Owner Should Know

Summary Cybersecurity threats can affect businesses of any size, but small, consistent security habits can make a meaningful difference. Learn how to help protect your business from four common cybersecurity risks: endpoint security gaps, sophisticated scams, phishing and ransomware, and cloud and fileless attacks. Know the Risks. Build Smarter Security Habits. October is Cybersecurity Awareness…

Is Your Digital Life Due for a Checkup?

Summary Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a great reminder to check in on your digital habits. Explore six simple cybersecurity tips to protect your personal and financial information, secure your online accounts and recognize suspicious activity. Small Habits Can Make a Big Difference October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, making it a great time to take a…

I Expected an Internship. I Found a Seat at the Table.

An enterprise risk management intern shares how hands-on experience, company-wide exposure and a culture of trust helped build confidence that will last far beyond graduation. By William L. I walked into my second summer at First Internet Bank bracing for the typical internship starter pack: shadow a few meetings, clean up a spreadsheet and leave…

Five Smart Ways to Save Money on Summer Fun for Kids

Summary Summer fun with kids doesn’t have to come with a high price tag. In fact, some of the best family memories are the ones that cost the least. With a few smart money moves, you can enjoy budget-friendly summer activities your kids will love—without the financial stress. Make Summer More Affordable (Without Cutting the…

Financial Tips for Your College Student: How to Manage Money and Build Smart Habits

Summary Graduation marks a major step toward independence, especially when it comes to managing money. As students head to college, everyday expenses can add up quickly, making it important to build strong financial habits early. The good news? With a simple approach and the right tools, managing money does not have to feel overwhelming. By…

Financial Literacy Month: Building Confidence Through Smarter Money Decisions

Summary In recognition of Financial Literacy Month, this blog explores money fundamentals that help individuals and business owners build confidence in their financial decisions. From budgeting and saving to understanding interest, borrowing wisely and using digital banking tools, it breaks down practical steps that support everyday financial goals. Building Better Money Habits April is Financial…

A Budget‑Friendly Spring Break: Simple Ways to Make Home the Best Destination

Summary Looking for budget-friendly spring break ideas you can enjoy at home? Skip the airports and long car rides – this family‑focused guide shares staycation activities that make home the best destination. From exploring your own city and getting outside to crafting, trying new hobbies and volunteering, these simple ideas make it easy to create…

A Fresh Look, A Smarter Experience: A New FIRSTIB.COM Is Here

We’re excited to announce the launch of a new firstib.com, coming your way January 22, 2026! At First Internet Bank, we’ve always believed banking should be as forward-thinking as our customers. That’s why we reimagined the site to deliver a better, more advanced user experience. What’s New? Our new website isn’t just a facelift –…

What Are Money Market Accounts and How Do They Work?

Money market accounts offer competitive interest rates while still giving you flexible access to your funds. You’ve been disciplined about saving. The balance in your account is growing. But every time you check the interest rate on your standard savings account, you can’t help feeling like your money could be working harder. If that sounds…

Finding Funding: Tips to Access Business Capital

One of the greatest challenges small business owners face is having the necessary capital to succeed. Unlike large corporations, they lack the option of selling stocks or bonds to raise funds. This can place them at a competitive disadvantage: for example, it can limit access to higher volume purchasing or restrict the ability to negotiate…