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Nikki Kallias serves as Gate City Bank Business Relationship Officer in Minot, ND. Originally from Minot, she earned her degree in business management, marketing and international business from Minot State University.
Nikki Kallias serves as Gate City Bank Business Relationship Officer in Minot, ND. Originally from Minot, she earned her degree in business management, marketing and international business from Minot State University.
Sean Williams serves as Assistant Vice President, Personal Lender in Moorhead, MN, and brings more than five years of experience to Gate City Bank. Originally from Crookston, MN, he studied at what is now Minnesota State University Moorhead, majoring in business administration and minoring in leadership.
Sean Williams serves as Assistant Vice President, Personal Lender in Moorhead, MN, and brings more than five years of experience to Gate City Bank. Originally from Crookston, MN, he studied at what is now Minnesota State University Moorhead, majoring in business administration and minoring in leadership.
Most people have a cup, jar or piggy bank full of change that you fill each day when you empty your pockets or clean out your purse. How much do you have? Count it up and take a look!
Learn more about how it’s crucial to keep track of how much you spend. This helps prevent costly overdrafts, which happen when you spend more money than you have, resulting in fees.
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