Kentucky Bank On Network

Kentucky Bank On Network The Kentucky Bank On Network is a group of organizations committed to increasing account access for individuals and businesses.

08/31/2026

Come see me today at the Hopkinsville Senior Citizen Center!

08/17/2026

New data shows schools block 140,000 gambling-site visits a month. Teachers are rushing to warn students, especially boys, that sports betting is not the path to instant wealth they think it is.

08/13/2026

Over the past two weeks, I’ve had the opportunity to speak with more than a dozen experts from across the United States about the current state of sports betting among high school students and young adults.

Three consistent and concerning themes have emerged from these conversations:

1. A limited understanding of the house edge. Many young adults do not fully understand the mathematical advantage sportsbooks maintain over bettors.

2. The misconception that sports betting is investing. Some young adults view sports betting as a form of investment rather than recognizing it as gambling with significant financial risk.

3. Increasing accessibility. Sports betting continues to become more accessible through mobile apps, online platforms, and widespread advertising, making it easier than ever for young people to participate.

These trends highlight the growing need for financial education and informed conversations about the risks of sports betting—particularly among young people.

If you’re looking for valuable resources to help educate your students about sports betting and its financial risks, visit fre.org for free educational resources and tools.

08/03/2026

Did you know that Kentucky is home to nearly 400,000 small businesses? These businesses make up 99.3% of all businesses in the Commonwealth and employ more than 700,000 Kentuckians—42.6% of our workforce.

Today's students are tomorrow's entrepreneurs, innovators, and business owners. That's why entrepreneurial education is so important. Giving young people the knowledge and confidence to start and manage a business helps strengthen Kentucky's economy for generations to come.

The Kentucky Financial Empowerment Commission (KFEC) offers a FREE one-hour Entrepreneurship class for high school students that introduces the fundamentals of starting a business, financial planning, and turning ideas into opportunities.

Interested in bringing this class to your school? Contact us today to help prepare the next generation of Kentucky entrepreneurs!

07/27/2026

Special Needs Planning Town Halls are a safe space for families to learn and ask questions about planning for the future.

EACH SESSION INCLUDES:
- 30-minute featured “Topic of the Week” related to special needs planning.
- 30-minute live Q & A for questions & guidance

UPCOMING TOPICS:
- July 28 - Where to Start: 4 Essential Steps (Beginner)
- August 18 - Where the Special Needs Trust meets Financial Planning (all planning stages)
- September 1 - Set Up a Trust, Now What? (Advanced)
- September 15 - Letter of Intent (Live activity for all planning stages)
- September 29 - Where to Start: 4 Essential Steps (Beginner)

Webinar Registration: https://nm.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_B-ITsCEZQrC4MmOKoexBrA #/registration

07/18/2026

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the PossAbilities Expo tomorrow in Bowling Green!

07/15/2026

Explore Gallup and Stop Scams Alliance research on the scale and impact of scams in the United States.

05/20/2026

A farm operation plan is your roadmap to start-up, profitability, and growth, and helps your conversation with USDA about how our programs can complement your operation.

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