Women's Financial Services

Women are the single greatest economic power in the American/Global market, significantly influencing between 80 and 90 percent of all buying decisions. Women represent a powerful economic force and their influence in business and on all consumer markets will only get stronger.

With all its promise, the women’s market is coming from behind and needs more support. Women earn only 55 percent of the overall lifetime income of men. They receive less social security and have lower pensions. Fewer women are vested in company-sponsored retirement plans. Women also tend to invest too little, too late and tend to save for others rather than themselves.

Keeping this firmly in mind, First Security takes women’s personal plans and business aspirations very seriously. In fact, we intend to be the leader in providing easier access to products and services for women at every stage of their financial lives. To that end, Women’s Financial Services has been created.

Among our goals at Women’s Financial Services is to serve as a point of contact for female customers, referring you to appropriate departments and following up to ensure you receive 110% service. Through workshops, seminars and other alliances, we are also providing educational help to women who wish to be more informed about their financial options and their access to capital and credit.

We have also developed a convenient bank directory with information about many of First Security’s products and services. Also included in this directory is a list of financial advisors in various areas of the bank. You’ll find in each of these professionals, a partner you can rely on, who can help with your current plans and build your financial dreams.

For a copy of the directory or to learn more about Women's Financial Services, contact:

Please join us for the 1999
"Women In Leadership Series"

Presented by First Security’s Women’s Financial Services and Westminster College Gore Lecture Hall, Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah,
5:30 – 7 P.M.

Light refreshments will be served. Admission is free and open to the public. Seats will be filled on a first come, first served basis. For more information, contact Kathy Hillis at First Security Women’s Financial Services.

In Idaho, if you would be interested in attending our "Financial Freedom" workshops to be scheduled this fall, please contact Amy McDevitt.  The workshops are free of charge and focus on 1) investing; 2) good debt versus bad debt; 3) life, long term care and disability insurance; and 4) wills, trusts and probate.