New vs used car: weighing your car buying options
Most consumers view a vehicle purchase as a mix of meeting transportation needs while indulging in certain conveniences and fun features of whatever vehicle they purchase. Even though a car purchase is typically a necessity, it’s hard not to have your purchase influenced by your emotional impulses.
Money-saving tips that make early mornings worthwhile
What if ditching the snooze button in the morning could save you money? While getting up early can be difficult, it turns out there may be a correlation between success, money and your alarm clock.
Protect your finances: understanding phishing, vishing, and smishing
They might sound cute and clever, but phishing, vishing and smishing are anything but that. Let’s take a look at these common attempts to steal your personal information and how you can protect yourself.
What Is a Money Market Account? Five Things To Know
If it’s time to take your savings plan up a notch, a money market account can get you closer to your goals by making your money work a little harder for you.
Financial Planning for a Divorce: What to Consider
Divorce is a tough process — both emotionally and financially. Financial planning for a divorce is essential early in the process because separating two people’s money and accounts can be difficult and messy. Additionally, you’ll want to have a plan in place to make sure you’re prepared for the future.
A Simple Guide To Investing for College Students
Think investing is only for older adults? Wrong. Think investing in college is only for finance majors? Wrong again.
Simplify the holiday season with mobile banking
Feeling the pressure of the Holidays already? Don’t worry, we have some tips on how online and mobile banking can truly make the Holidays the most wonderful time of the year.
Student Savings Accounts: What to Know and How to Get Started
It can be tempting to wait until you’re done with college to start a savings account. Your finances in college are limited, so it can seem like there’s no point in opening an account.
Holiday budgeting: tips to help you save during the holiday season
The holidays are right around the corner, and for some, that means added stress about finances. With less than 90 days until Christmas, there’s still time to start planning so you can worry less and focus on what really matters.
Planning for a Baby: 7 Financial Tips for Expectant Parents
Growing your family is one of the most rewarding experiences in life, but it can also be one of the most expensive. Let’s explore some tips for planning for a baby financially so you can keep your finances on track during this exciting time.
What Is a Business Mortgage Loan and How To Get One
Whether you’re updating your current business property or purchasing a new one, you’re likely going to be considering your business mortgage loan options. A business mortgage loan is similar to a traditional mortgage, except that the land being secured is for business purposes instead of residential ones. Let’s take a look at...
What Is Covered by Homeowners Insurance?
Your home is one of your most important and valuable assets, so you’ll certainly want to protect it. One of the best ways to do this is through homeowners insurance. While this isn’t required by law, many mortgage lenders have a vested interest in homeowners insurance for your house. Plus, if anything should happen to your...