You probably know how important it is to have a good credit score. But what qualifies as, “Good?” How do you make sure you get – and keep – yours in the best possible range? AOL.com breaks it all down:
What Qualifies as a Good Credit Score, and How Do You Get (Or Keep) One?
Topics: Financial Education
Giving Is Integral to First Federal Bank
For over 60 years, First Federal Bank has been building stronger communities, uplifting those in need, and creating a ripple effect of compassion through continuous charitable efforts. Giving is not just a seasonal act but is an integral part of the bank’s identity and culture.
Trick-or-Treating Milestones and How to Approach Them
Spooky season is here! Halloween is a cherished holiday for many families, filled with fun and traditions. Whether you’ll be heading out with your little ones for the first time, or sending your teens out unsupervised, AOL.com has some tips on how to approach some specific Halloween milestones:
This Is the Sweet Spot Homebuyers Have Been Waiting For
After months of sitting on the sidelines, many homebuyers who were priced out by high mortgage rates and affordability challenges finally have an opportunity to make their move. With rates trending down, today’s market is a sweet spot for buyers—and it’s one that may not last long.
Topics: Mortgages / Home Equity
How to Leave a Business Review
Have you ever looked at business reviews when considering a company that is new to you? Have you left reviews for companies you have conducted business with? Reviews are an important way consumers find businesses, and an essential strategy companies use to attract new customers. Crafting a good review involves citing your first-hand experience,...
Topics: Small Business, Lifestyle
Falling Mortgage Rates Are Bringing Buyers Back
If you’ve been hesitant to list your house because you’re worried no one’s buying, here’s your sign it may be time to talk with a professional.
Topics: Mortgages / Home Equity
Helping Young Adults Build Credit
One thing financial experts agree on is it is essential parents begin talking about finances with children from a very young age. And it should not be a one-time conversation. As they grow, you can tackle more complex topics and help build on their knowledge. But what about once they have become adults?
Topics: Financial Education
Simple Ways to Avoid Getting into Debt This Holiday Season
Before you know it, the holidays will be here. Time for parties, good food, and all the gifts! If you become stressed thinking about how you will manage the financial aspect of the season of giving, CNET offers these six tips from the experts:
Topics: Financial Education
What Is the Right Amount of Protein for Your Diet?
When it comes to eating well, people tend to focus on things like fat and calories. There is a lot of talk about specific foods and food groups you should or should not eat. What many people do not always take into consideration is protein intake. Not getting enough can have negative effects on your health. Yahoo spoke to dietitians for the...
Topics: Lifestyle
How Getting Married or Divorced Can Impact You in Retirement
Many of us spend years planning for our retirement. And chances are while making the look ahead, you don’t factor other major life changes like marriage and divorce into the equation. But the fact is the rate of divorce after 50 has doubled since 1990. So while you may not plan for it, you should understand how such a life change can impact your ...
Topics: Retirement, Financial Education
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