Astra Bank is sponsoring Ramsey Solutions’ Foundations in Personal Finance curriculum for more than 330 students at seven schools across Kansas, including Abilene High School, Chapman High School, Hays High School, Republic County High School, Solomon High School, Sutton High School and Thomas More Prep Marian High School. Foundations in Personal Finance is the premier curriculum for teaching financial literacy to students.  

As we all know, email has become a way of life… especially when it comes to running a business in today’s digital society. While email helps us communicate, share information and keep in touch, the reality is companies of all sizes are being targeted by criminals through business email compromise scams...

Though the Internet has many advantages, it can also make users vulnerable to fraud, identity theft and other scams. According to Symantec, 12 adults become a victim of cybercrime every second. To help reduce the chances that you become one of these unlucky individuals, Astra Bank recommends the following tips to keep you safe online:

Did you know that October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month? Every October this national campaign is designed to increase the public’s awareness of cybersecurity and cyber crime issues. Identity theft continues to be one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States. In 2015, there were 13.1 million victims of identity fraud in the U.S., according to Javelin Strategy and Research. To help keep our customers safe and their privacy protected, Astra Bank recommends following these tips to keep your information, and your money, safe.

In Astra Bank’s continued commitment to support the communities we serve, we’re excited about the ways our School Spirit Debit Card Program shows not only our support, but allows us to give our customers an opportunity to “support the home team.” Any time the card is used to make a purchase with the custom Sutton Mustangs/Fillies school debit card, the transactions help generate money that goes back to the school.