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CONTACT
First Community Bank
5455 Sunset Blvd.
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 951-0500
or emailWe look forward to hearing from you!
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LOCATIONS
- Lexington
- Gilbert
- Irmo
- Chapin
- Forest Acres
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- Prosperity
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- Camden
Monthly Archives: May 2011
How to Build an Emergency Fund
The emergency fund (an easily accessible sum of money that has been set aside for emergencies) has long been championed as a key component of sound financial strategy. Thanks to the Recession, the importance of a financial safety cushion is … Continue reading
Four Strategies for Saving
You’ve probably been encouraged to save since you were handed your first piggy bank. You’re also probably a great believer in the power of saving—who isn’t? And yet, when you pit your monthly expenses against your monthly income, there’s never … Continue reading
Community, First: Growth
Our 2010 annual report showcases the individual communities that shape us, and the connections that bring us together. For our last annual report showcase, we’re featuring portraits of growth all around our communities. Where you grow, we grow. To view … Continue reading
Safeguard Your Identity
According to the 2011 Identity Fraud Survey Report, 8.1 million Americans were victims of identity theft last year. Thanks to raised awareness about identity fraud, this number is down significantly from the previous year—but identity thieves are getting smarter and … Continue reading
Community, First: Things
Our 2010 annual report showcases the individual communities that shape us, and the connections that bring us together. This week, we’re highlighting a few things that caught our photographers’ attention. To view or download the annual report in its entirety, … Continue reading
Building Brighter Futures
You might assume the best-kept secret in Newberry County is a great restaurant or local hotspot. But just ask the community, and you’ll be directed to The Newberry County Disabilities and Special Needs Board, a nonprofit that has been quietly … Continue reading
Community, First: People
Our 2010 annual report showcases the individual communities that shape us, and the connections that bring us together. This week, we’re highlighting portraits of our friendly neighbors in the Midlands. To view or download the annual report in its entirety, … Continue reading
