GUEST COLUMNIST: Planning for Healthcare in Your Estate Plan
by Randy L. Zeigler Estate planning is often thought of as something that takes effect after you’re gone, but it can also play an important role in preparing for…
Are Bank Lobbies Still Relevant?
Local banking leaders say technology is changing the way customers use their banks — and their lobbies By Deborah Jeanne Post When was the last time you entered the…
Making Sense of the Penny Shortage
The growth of non-cash transaction volume is slated to rise by 6.4% this year. The choices are many, including debit and credit cards, digital wallets, instant payments and credit transfers.…
Go-Go, Slow-Go, No-Go
Financial planner discusses the three phases of retirement The three phases of retirement — go-go, slow-go and no-go — represent Michael Stein’s vision for how money is spent as…
Business Fraud: It Happens More Often Than You Think
Scammers are getting more sophisticated. Here’s what helps avoid them By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The Better Business Bureau’s 2025 poll of more than 500 BBB accredited businesses shows that…
Is It Hard to Get a Business Loan if You’re a Woman?
Experts say women may not face gender bias anymore but that doesn’t make getting a loan any easier By Deborah Jeanne Sergant Women own nearly 40% of small businesses,…
Credit Unions Continue to See Growth in Membership, Assets
Credit union membership is growing faster than at commercial banks. In the greater CNY region, more than half a million residents belong to a credit union By Aaron Gifford …
KeyBank Foundation’s $400,000 grant to On Point for College: From left Samuel Rowser, executive director at On Point for College; Tamika Goode-Otis, vice president of corporate responsibility and community relations officer, KeyBank; Stephen Fournier, CNY market president, KeyBank; Kassidy Spoon, vice president, area retail leader, KeyBank; Frank LaPage, Oswego branch manager, KeyBank.
KeyBank Donates $400,000 to On Point for College
Grant to nonprofit designed to support rural workforce development efforts The KeyBank Foundation is investing $400,000 to support the expansion of workforce development efforts in rural areas of six…
Canandaigua National Bank recently opened its first branch in Onondaga County with a downtown Syracuse location. Shown here is construction of the bank’s upcoming Liverpool branch near Wegmans on Oswego Road. Photo taken in late March.
Canandaigua Bank Opens branch in Syracuse
Three more are planned for Onondaga County. The branches are expected to be fully up and running in the coming months By Stefan Yablonski Canandaigua National Bank has opened…
All in the Family
Five generations of Hamlins at the helm By Stefan Yablonski Canandaigua National Bank has built a rich heritage in the Finger Lakes region of Upstate New York since 1887.…
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