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How to Spot and Avoid Phony Online Car Sales Scams

Online shopping makes it easy to browse used cars from the comfort of your home, but the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warns that scammers increasingly use online platforms to advertise cars they don’t actually own. According to the FTC, criminals post fake listings on auction and sales sites like eBay Motors, Facebook Marketplace, and other […]

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Understanding Credit: What It Is, How to Manage It, and How to Build It

  Credit plays a major role in many financial decisions, yet it is often misunderstood. When people don’t fully understand how credit works, they can make choices that lead to long‑term debt and financial stress. This article explains what credit is, how to manage it responsibly, and how to build or improve credit, using guidance […]

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What You Need to Know About the 2026 NACHA Rule Changes

The Automated Clearing House (ACH) network is an essential part of how businesses move money every day, whether paying employees, collecting customer payments, or managing recurring billing. To strengthen fraud prevention and improve transaction transparency, NACHA is introducing several important rule updates beginning in 2026. These changes will affect all non-consumer ACH originators and third-party […]

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The Rug Pull Scam: What It Is and How to Spot One Fast

What Is a Rug Pull? A rug pull is a type of scam in the crypto world where the people who created a new coin suddenly take everyone’s money and disappear. Think of it like someone inviting you to invest in a “new exciting project,” talking it up to make it sound amazing, and then […]

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They Call, They Scare You, They Send You to a Bitcoin ATM, Here’s How the Scam Works

Bitcoin ATMs, often referred to as BTMs, are becoming increasingly common in grocery stores, gas stations, convenience shops, and malls. While they offer a quick and convenient way to buy or send cryptocurrency, scammers have turned them into a powerful tool to steal money from unsuspecting victims. According to a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Consumer […]

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Murphy-Wall State Bank and Trust Company Recognizes Iris and Evelyn Zheng as February Students of the Month

Iris Zheng After high school, Iris plans to attend Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, where she will begin in the Pre‑Pharmacy Program. From there, she hopes to be accepted into the conditional entry program, securing a seat in SIUE’s School of Pharmacy. Her long‑term goal is to complete the six‑year program and earn her license to […]

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Romance Scams – The Scary Reality

What Is a Romance Scam? You meet someone special on a dating website or app. Soon they want to email, call, or message you off the platform. They say it’s true love, but they live far away — maybe for work or because they’re in the military. Then they start asking for money. Maybe it’s […]

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Murphy-Wall State Bank and Trust Company Recognizes Tania Onate and Ella Keene as February Students of the Month

Tania Onate Tania Onate will be heading to Southern Illinois University in Carbondale after graduation, where she plans to pursue a double major in Elementary Education and Automotive Technology. Throughout high school, she involved herself in a wide range of activities, including the Green Team, Junior Class Congress, Beta Club, and the band, where she […]

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Murphy-Wall State Bank’s Inaugural Ag Appreciation Breakfast

  On January 17th, Murphy-Wall State Bank and Trust Company hosted our inaugural Ag Appreciation Breakfast at Pistol City Restaurant in Coulterville, Illinois. This special event was created to recognize and celebrate the hardworking farmers who help sustain our local communities. We were honored to welcome four distinguished speakers: U.S. Congressman Mike Bost, Illinois State […]

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Tax Refund Scam

Tax season is approaching, and if you’re getting a refund, scammers are looking to steal it before you’ve had a chance to claim it. Before you respond to a text or email about a “tax refund” — especially one that asks you to click a link — know that this could be a scam designed […]

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