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The end of the 2019 season has finally arrived and now SEC teams must look around and evaluate how they did. Lucky for them, their teacher is providing them with end of the season report cards and she’s not pulling any punches. It goes without saying that some teams are not looking forward to this […]

Joe Burrow and the LSU Tigers made easy work of the #4 ranked Oklahoma Sooners in the College Football Playoff semifinal game. Unfortunately for this Sooner family, breaking the news to their excited daughter is proving to be more difficult than they thought. As it turns out, the Oklahoma National Championship goes to the only […]

It’s the first ever appearance in the College Football Playoff for LSU and who better to show them the ropes than Alabama and Georgia? The only other two SEC teams with Playoff experience put together a small presentation that hopefully will give the Bayou Bengals some tips on how to win the Playoff. SEC Shorts […]

Sleep better than a baby in Memaw’s arms with the Southern Sleep Assist. Renasant Bank is proud to present “So True, Y’all”—a series creators have labeled ‘deep-fried sketch comedy’ in hopes of shining a light on the hilarious truths that make life in the South so unique. Check out the latest episodes, and stay tuned […]

Never worry about what’s for dinner again. Renasant Bank is proud to present “So True, Y’all”—a series creators have labeled ‘deep-fried sketch comedy’ in hopes of shining a light on the hilarious truths that make life in the South so unique. Check out the latest episodes, and stay tuned to Renasant Nation for more gut-busting, […]

To regift or not to regift? The Southern People’s Court brings their unique brand of justice to this tough issue. Renasant Bank is proud to present “So True, Y’all”—a series creators have labeled ‘deep-fried sketch comedy’ in hopes of shining a light on the hilarious truths that make life in the South so unique. Check […]

It was a game to forget for the Georgia Bulldogs as LSU took them to the woodshed during this year’s SEC Championship game. The only problem is those pesky Georgia SEC Championship t-shirts that were produced just in case. Now Georgia must find a way to unload them in a very…subtle manner. SEC Shorts is […]

It was a tough weekend for the Alabama Crimson Tide. First they lose an Iron Bowl for the ages on an illegal substitution penalty, then they learn they’ve been kicked out of the Playoff Club. SEC Shorts is an online comedy series focusing on the crazy world of college football in the south. * not […]

It was a tough road early on for the Tennessee Volunteers in the 2019 season. After two embarrassing losses to Georgia State and BYU to open the season, many wrote off the Volunteer team. But like so many great sports movies before, Tennessee fought and clawed their way back and clinched bowl eligibility in dramatic […]

Diane Hight is the founder and president of Forever Young Senior Veterans in Collierville, Tennessee. When Hight started Forever Young Veterans in 2006, she wanted to bring joy into the lives of our older vets—like those who served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam—and make a difference in their lives.  Today, the organization grants these brave […]

Ann Stanford began her tenure with Renasant Bank more than 60 years ago. A journey that started with a visit with her school principal to a nearby Renasant location has led to becoming the bank’s longest-tenured employee. Stanford is currently Vice President and manager of the Tupelo Main Branch. Aside from serving Renasant clients, Stanford […]

Rosa Guevara began her tenure with Renasant in 2013 as a Commercial Lending Assistant and was promoted into her current position in 2018, the same year she was named a member of NextGenerationMadison’s Top 10 Under 40. In addition to her work with Renasant Bank, Guevara serves as the 2019 Ambassador Chair for the Madison […]

“Do you have a pencil?” That simple question helped Brittany Wagner rise to fame as the star of the Netflix documentary series “Last Chance U,” as well as interviews with ABC’s “Nightline,” “The Dan Patrick Show,” “Kidd Kraddick in the Morning,” GQ, The New York Times and New York Daily News. On the show, Wagner […]

Although Amy Tate travels a great deal in her role with the Tennesee Valley Authority, she is equally devoted to impacting the lives of sixth-grade girls in her hometown of Tupelo, Mississippi. For five years, Tate has led the Milam Girls Leadership Academy. The organization helps support parts of development for these young women as […]

Komeh Davis’ dream of owning her own bakery began in her home in 2009. Two years later, she expanded her business to what is now known as CakEffect. Providing custom-designed cakes, Davis brings smiles, happiness, and sometimes even a loud burst of excitement to her customers. Davis, a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., […]

Joyce Weiser serves as President and CFO of Master Body Works in Leesburg, Georgia. Master Body Works began as a small body shop in April of 1998 with only four employees. Since then, the business has grown to 32 employees and has added a 24-hour wrecker service, a full mechanic shop and a tire and […]

Nancy New serves as an underwriter for Renasant Bank in Birmingham, Alabama. She has a passion for serving others and makes a significant impact on her community by doing just that. While walking from the parking deck to work, New passes Linn Park, where many of Birmingham’s homeless residents gather. One morning, she noticed someone […]

RaShawnda Lewis serves as a personal banker for Renasant Bank and lives in Valdosta, Georgia. Lewis serves her community as a board member for Girls on the Run South Georgia. The organization inspires girls to be joyful, healthy and confident while using fun, experience-based curriculum which integrates running. This fall, Lewis will be a coach […]

Saving money is like exercising—almost everyone says they want to do it. If you’re interested in how to save money, the first thing you need is commitment and dedication to taking the steps necessary to reach your goal—especially when there are enticements for you to spend your money at every turn. You can do it—learn […]

If you’re a student looking to stretch your paycheck—especially if your parents have put you in charge of your own personal money management—you’ve probably learned how quickly costs add up. Which, of course, makes it easier to see the benefits of saving money. Try these nine savings tips—from apps and digital music to fast food […]

Perhaps you’ve reached that point in your life when you’re ready to purchase your first home, or maybe you’ve entered a new stage of your life and need to get a bigger house or downsize to a smaller one.  Whatever the case, you’re about to start the home-buying process. Whether it’s the first time, or […]

Getting Serious About Saving Money With technological advances comes an equal number of new, convenient ways to spend money, thanks to online shopping, in-app purchases, and debit card swipes at all your favorite places. So, the question remains: How much money should I have in savings? We’re glad you asked. By focusing on saving, you […]

Balancing Between Your Savings and Checking Accounts Your first bank experience probably involved your parents taking you to put money in a new checking account. It wasn’t exactly action-packed fun, but you still walked out with something you could call your own. However, if that’s the only account you still have open, it might be […]

Free Cell Phone Insurance from Renasant Bank According to trade research, more than 50 million smartphones are damaged on an annual basis. With an average cost of $250 per cell phone repair, each of these incidents add up to one big bill that owners of damaged and stolen phones pay out of pocket each year. […]

What You Need to Know About Asset-Based Lending Any business owner knows that the pursuit of profitable growth depends on the availability of a reliable source of working capital, maybe your business is too big for it’s checking account or it is time for a loan for more financing. If you are experiencing rapid sales […]

Do you have a plan to turn your financial dreams into realities? If not, it might be time to focus on wealth management. Simply put, wealth management is all about growing, protecting and—when you’re ready to do so—transferring your money and assets according to your plan. It includes short-term growth strategies as well as long-term […]

Owning a small business is the adventure of a lifetime. Whether you’re bringing new life to the abandoned hardware store down the street or finally cutting the ribbon on that barbecue restaurant you’ve always wanted to open, our Renasant Bank small business experts are ready to help. Turning your idea into a business takes a […]

There’s no doubt that most people’s favorite thing about Halloween is the candy. Chocolate, nougat, gummy—no matter your preference, you’ll likely find lots of it just by trick or treating through the neighborhood, but the costume is equally important and even more fun when you’re a parent planning your little one’s perfect outfit. There are […]

Every two minutes, a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States. In fact, more than 300,000 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in women across America in 2019 alone, and it’s the most common cancer among women worldwide. As October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we wanted to take a […]

Birmingham’s history encompasses the post-Civil War industrial boom when it attracted workers and residents due to its many iron and steel foundries. It later became a proving ground for the Civil Rights Movement, and the battle for equality left its mark. Today, visitors to the city can explore both facets of its history, as well […]

Fish trends may come and go, but good ol’ Southern fried catfish has always been here to stay. While you’ve likely got your own treasured family recipe for preparing this local fish, there are plenty of great restaurants in Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida serving their own versions. Dished with sides of hushpuppies, collard […]

From its humble beginnings as a railroad terminus in the mid-1800s to a starring role as an Olympics host city in 1996, Atlanta has grown through the decades. Whether traveling for business or looking for a city setting for your next family trip, you’ll find Georgia’s capital city the perfect place to explore. From TV […]

Some people would be content living in a place where there’s endless summer, with its sunny days, hot temperatures, refreshingly cool drinks and homegrown produce. But for others—especially parents with kids at home—summertime definitely needs to have an end. Does that sound like you? Here are the top 10 signs you’re ready for summer to […]

If you’re a country music fan, the chances are pretty good that you have Nashville on your travel bucket list. But even if your taste in music skews more classical or rock ’n’ roll, Nashville is still a great place to visit. Known for its museums, artists, walking areas and amazing food, the Music City […]

Ahh, the mighty burger—one of America’s favorite foods. Its versatility allows for plenty of serious customization in search of the ultimate palate-pleaser. Whether you like your burgers rare or well-done, with cheese or without, or made from 100% ground chuck or a blend of different meats, a road trip through the southern U.S. will put […]

Some of America’s southern beaches rival those of more tropical destinations without the travel and sticker prices that come with going international. In fact, many of America’s coastal locales feature calm, crystal-clear waters, welcoming white sand, and a host of other amenities. (We’ve listed them in alphabetical order. It was hard to pick one over […]