Category: News & Updates

Protect yourself from fraud at closing with these 3 easy tips

In today’s digital world, the ability for financial institutions and ancillary service providers can easily make millions of transactions simultaneously via electronic technology. However, these conveniences are not without risk, and cyber fraud/phishing scams are now the #2 most problematic issue facing the Federal Bureau of Investigation, just behind domestic and international terrorism.

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FNT can help you solve the closing puzzle!

Buying a new home or investment property can be very involved, but it also doesn’t have to be difficult! The important thing to remember is to be patient, and hire the right professionals to handle all of your title and closing needs. Buying a home is a big step, and you want to have a committed team of professionals in your corner!

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3 advantages of working with a local agent

At First National Title (FNT), we take a lot of pride in being able to offer our clients the personal touch that accompanies having employees that live and work in the communities that we do business in throughout the State of Arkansas. First National Title takes great pride in our State and we hope the customer service we strive to provide is reflective of that commitment.

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Our team at FNT can help you with your land transaction!

One of the truisms about the world is they are not creating more land. Accordingly, land may be one of the world’s best investments!

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How to Protect Yourself From Wire Fraud at Closing

The annual statistics on wire fraud and cybercrime are nothing short of alarming, and criminals continue to elude the FBI’s best attempts to apprehend them. Most of the time, there’s not a grand conspiracy at work. In fact, most hackers are more consistently successful with “social engineering” than they are at writing malicious code. Many of them can sound quite professional on the telephone, or through e-mail, and relieve their victims of thousands of dollars because they sound so trustworthy.

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