Only a few more days until the Parade of Homes in Kansas City and Wichita! With our hassle-free mortgage loans, you can prequalify online and all you’ll have to do on the home tour is pick your favorite. bit.ly/2025POH. wabahome.com/parade-of-homes | kcparadeofhomes.com

It's the first day of the spring Parade of Homes! This is a great opportunity to tour hundreds of new homes in Wichita and Kansas City at your leisure. Interested? Get started by getting prequalified: bit.ly/2025POH. newhomeswichita.com | kcparadeofhomes.com

The EMV chip on your Fidelity Bank debit card and VISA® credit card is an enhanced security feature. Each time you utilize the chip reader, you generate an encrypted code for purchase, making it virtually impossible for scammers to counterfeit your card. bit.ly/2WmHyWB

A common fraud scenario involves the scammer posing as a bank employee with an emergency that threatens your finances. Don’t fall for it. Hang up and contact your bank through its official channels to speak with a representative. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

Our fraud monitoring service allows you to receive information about potential fraudulent activity on your debit card with free SMS text messages and email alerts, along with traditional phone calls. Learn about this helpful service with our detailed Q&A: bit.ly/3dE6LBE

There are legitimate times when your bank will contact you by text message or phone call regarding your account. However, your bank will never reach out unprompted and ask you for sensitive account information or login credentials. Ever. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

Manufacturers fuel our community's economic engine, playing a central role in the pursuit of a prosperous future. We're honored to be a trusted financial partner to industry leaders and proud to return as a sponsor of the Wichita Manufacturers Association's scholarship program.

All Fidelity Bank offices will be closed this Monday, May 26, in observance of Memorial Day. As always, customers can conduct banking business with our network of ATMs, SmartVoice phone line, mobile app or online banking. | bit.ly/47796By

Today, all Fidelity Bank offices are closed in honor of Memorial Day. As always, customers can conduct banking business with our network of ATMs, SmartVoice phone line, mobile app, and by visiting fidelitybank.com to access online banking. | bit.ly/47796By

A common fraud scenario involves the scammer posing as a bank employee with an emergency that threatens your finances. Don’t fall for it. Hang up and contact your bank through its official channels to speak with a representative. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

All Fidelity Bank offices will be closed this Friday, July 4, in celebration of Independence Day. Customers may conduct banking business with our network of ATMs, SmartVoice phone line, mobile app or online banking at fidelitybank.com. | bit.ly/47796By

Happy Birthday, Wichita! 155 years of moving BRAVELY ONWARD® …and the best is yet to come.

Buying your first home seems complicated, but it doesn't have to be. Find helpful information in our resource center and let our experienced lenders customize a plan just for you: bit.ly/3OyNVRz

A common fraud scenario involves the scammer posing as a bank employee with an emergency that threatens your finances. Don’t fall for it. Hang up and contact your bank through its official channels to speak with a representative. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

Scammers use technology to make their communication appear legitimate, including fake caller IDs. If you're suspicious, do not engage. Instead, use the official methods of contact from your bank’s website to inquire about the security of your account. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

A common fraud scenario involves the scammer posing as a bank employee with an emergency that threatens your finances. Don’t fall for it. Hang up and contact your bank through its official channels to speak with a representative. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

There are legitimate times when your bank will contact you by text message or phone call regarding your account. However, your bank will never reach out unprompted and ask you for sensitive account information or login credentials. Ever. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

Scammers use technology to make their communication appear legitimate, including fake caller IDs. If you're suspicious, do not engage. Instead, use the official methods of contact from your bank’s website to inquire about the security of your account. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

There are legitimate times when your bank will contact you by text message or phone call regarding your account. However, your bank will never reach out unprompted and ask you for sensitive account information or login credentials. Ever. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2

A common fraud scenario involves the scammer posing as a bank employee with an emergency that threatens your finances. Don’t fall for it. Hang up and contact your bank through its official channels to speak with a representative. | bit.ly/3H1iZW2