Your arrangement with your employees is built on trust. They spend their days involved in company operations and performing tasks; in return, you pay them for their time. So when your employees aren’t beginning their shift on time or are leaving early, they’re completing less work than what their wages entail. That’s why setting and enforcing...
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Setting Expectations For Attendance and Punctuality
Topics: Small Business
Common Questions About Managing Your IRA
An individual retirement account (IRA) can be a powerful tool for investing and saving your money — especially when you manage it wisely. If you’re looking for ways to make the most of your IRA, start by reviewing these commonly asked questions.What investments can I make with an IRA?You can choose from a wide range of IRA investment options to...
Topics: Retirement, Financial Education
4 True Crime Podcasts to Investigate
Topics: Lifestyle
First Federal Bank Recognized as one of America's Best Regional Banks
For the fourth year in a row, First Federal Bank has earned this distinction from Newsweek who partners with research firm Plant-A Insights, and conducts an assessment of over 9,500 financial institutions and obtained feedback from over 35,000 customers. Newsweek spotlighted the top 250 Regional Banks and 250 Credit Unions in the United States,...
Tips for Securely Filing Your Taxes
Your tax return contains a plethora of private, personal, and important data. In the wrong hands, your details can be used as a tool in identity theft, fraud, and other nefarious activities that can hurt you, your reputation, and your financial standing. Be sure to protect your information when you file your tax return with these security tips:...
Topics: Financial Education
Tips For Saving For Your Next Car
Whether you have your eye on a new or used car, its price is probably much higher than it would have been a half-decade ago. Vehicle prices have soared in recent years and don’t appear to be settling back down anytime soon. This is making it harder for shoppers on low or even moderate incomes to afford the transportation they need.What can you do...
Topics: Financial Education
Five Strategies For Your Next Windfall
With the arrival of a year-end bonus or tax refund, many people are faced with the question of what to do with this sudden influx of money. Do they save it, invest it, pay off debt, or treat themselves to something special? In order to make the most of this windfall, it's important to approach it with a strategic mindset.The first option is to use...
Topics: Mortgages / Home Equity
5 Fun Facts About American Football
From youth leagues and high school to college and professional play, football reigns supreme in the United States. Every weekend during the fall, millions of Americans flock to stadiums and gather in front of television screens to root for their favorite teams and players. And February 11 will be Super Bowl Sunday. Whether you’re a dedicated fan...
Topics: Lifestyle
Should You Use Your Personal Savings to Cover Business Expenses?
Whether you’re a newly minted solo entrepreneur or a long-time business owner who’s going through tough times, you might find your company needs a little extra money. Before you dip into your personal savings to make ends meet, consider the benefits and drawbacks:Pay less in interestIf your business is strapped for cash, your personal savings...
Topics: Business Banking, Small Business
10 Steps to Getting Your Next Home
While the prospect of finding a new home may be exhilarating, the mortgage process can prove to be a daunting task for many individuals. However, equipping yourself with the necessary knowledge of the required steps can greatly facilitate the process. After receiving an accepted offer on your desired property, it is vital to be aware of the...
Topics: Mortgages / Home Equity
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