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Emergency Fund – Start Small, Think Big

  • September 2nd, 2020

Many people wonder how they can build an emergency fund when they’re trying to pay off their debts. The strategy is to start small, change a few habits, and change your mindset. If you're starting from scratch with your emergency…

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Job Security Tips

  • August 19th, 2020

The current economic climate is making many people unsure about their job security. The best way to deal with uncertainty is to control what you can. Be proactive, not reactive. If you suspect your job may be eliminated, here are…

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Are You Spending Too Much on Groceries?

  • August 6th, 2020

How many times have you checked out at the grocery and were surprised by the total? It's easy to let our grocery bill get too big if we're not careful. Yes, food prices have gone up for certain items lately…

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Prepare Financially If Facing Job Loss 

  • July 1st, 2020

During this time of difficulty and uncertainty, one must be prepared for anything. One of that being loss of job. It can be even more stressful considering that we are in a pandemic. Not only is your health in jeopardy,…

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Refinance Your Home

  • June 17th, 2020

You might be one of many Americans who could benefit from refinancing your home.  About 3 million borrowers could save at least $200 a month by refinancing. By refinancing and locking in a better rate on your loan, you could…

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Identity Theft Resolutions

  • June 4th, 2020

Stay vigilant and protect your financial information. If you are a victim of identity theft, take these steps immediately:  Place a fraud alert on your credit reports, ask for a free copy of your credit report, and review those reports…

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Financial Tips for Turbulent Times

  • May 20th, 2020

Whether you're an older worker with seemingly few options to recoup significant investment losses, or a younger worker with minimal or no investment savings at all, don't let a difficult financial climate scare you by not taking any action at…

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Taking Care of Your Finances During a Pandemic

  • May 4th, 2020

The COVID-19 virus has impacted everyone’s life and regular routines are being affected, including taking care of banking needs. Fortunately, most of your banking can now be handled safely online, via your mobile device, or by landline. To help you…

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Tips for Planning a Family Road Trip

  • March 11th, 2020

Family road trips can become some of your most treasured memories…or your biggest headaches. With a little planning and a few family meetings, you can have a fun adventure you will all remember for years. RoadTrip America offers these travel…

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What Makes Credit Unions Different?

  • February 26th, 2020

Your credit union is a different kind of financial institution. Here are four key factors that set us apart from other financial institutions: 1. You are an owner. Members who belong to the credit union are its owners, not merely customers.…

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