Jen DoescherRetail Manager1740 Springdale St.Mount Horeb, WIJDoescher@lakeridge.bank(608) 416-4835 Q: What is your role at the bank? I began my banking career with Lake Ridge Bank in 2002 as a Customer Service Representative and later as a Personal Banker at the Middleton University Avenue location. Since April 2026, I have been the Retail Manager in our … Read more
With the holiday season around the corner, spending tends to pick up as we shop for gifts, travel, and prepare for celebrations with friends and family. While this time of year can be exciting, it can also become challenging to keep track of your bank account activity. Fortunately, staying on top of your finances doesn’t … Read more
As a young adult, many new responsibilities and experiences start happening, such as moving out, starting a job, going to college, paying bills, and managing your own finances. One financial topic that often causes confusion is building credit. Questions like, “How do I build credit?” ,”What is a good credit score?”, and “How do I … Read more
Starting college is an exciting milestone, but it often comes with new responsibilities, such as managing your own expenses. For many first-year students, learning how to budget on a college income can be overwhelming. Between tuition, rent, groceries, transportation, and social activities, it can be challenging to make your money stretch. Budgeting doesn’t have to … Read more
We are very excited to introduce three new consumer features designed to make managing your Lake Ridge Bank Visa credit and debit cards easier, more convenient, and more rewarding.
Teaching children about money early is one of the best gifts parents and grandparents can give.
With scams, phishing, and online fraud on the rise, customers want peace of mind knowing their bank is a strong partner in protecting their finances.
In today’s fast-paced digital banking world, your contact information is one of the most important connections between you and your bank.
In today’s connected world, nearly every aspect of our daily lives generates data points—from online shopping habits and mobile banking activity to social media interactions.
Saving is a habit that pays big dividends throughout life (pun intended!). However, not all savings accounts operate in the same way.
