Payment apps like Google Pay, Cash App, and Zelle have become the preferred method of sending and receiving money for many people. Yet, you may be hesitant to jump on the bandwagon due to concerns about the security of using a payment app — and you’re not alone.Many people who are accustomed to using cash, credit cards, and checks are skeptical...
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Is It Safe to Link Your Financial Accounts to a Payment App?
Topics: Financial Education
Building Healthy Social Media Habits
Social media can be a wonderful way to connect with long-distance family members, learn new skills, and create a supportive network of friends. However, it’s all too easy to let popularity metrics and virtual arguments rule our lives. Here are a few tips to help you have a healthier time online:Earn your screen timeWe all have things to get done...
Topics: Lifestyle
Should You Still Buy a Home if You Still Have Student Loans?
Few decisions are as significant as buying a home. It’s a milestone that many aspire to achieve, but the path to homeownership can be paved with financial challenges, particularly for those still grappling with student loans. Here are the factors you should consider when deciding to buy a home while managing student debt:Pros of buying a home...
Topics: Financial Education, Homeowners, Mortgages / Home Equity
How Does a Debit Card Differ From a Credit Card?
Topics: Financial Education
Motivational Books to Get You Ready For the New Year
Topics: Lifestyle
Advice for Safely Sharing Business Credit Cards With Employees
If you’ve got a growing enterprise, you may want to give your staff members the power to make purchases. Whether they’re wining and dining clients or buying paint brushes and flooring to fix up an investment property, a business credit card can give your employees a convenient way to make transactions on behalf of your company. However, there are...
Topics: Business Banking, Small Business
3 Keys To Hitting Your Homeownership Goals in 2024
If buying or selling a home is your goal for 2024, it’s important to understand today’s housing market, know your why, and work with a First Federal Bank Loan Officer to bring your homeownership vision for the new year into focus.
Topics: Mortgages / Home Equity
Common Types of Insurance Fraud to Watch Out For
Insurance should be a helping hand when you are facing a loss or crisis. Unfortunately, not all insurance policies, insurance companies, or insurance representatives are created equally. Many can be outright illegitimate or illegal. Nefarious providers and false claims can spike your premiums, so it’s important to be aware of insurance fraud. Here...
Topics: Financial Education
How to Start and Maintain a Gratitude Journal
A gratitude journal helps focus your thoughts, process your emotions, and clear your mind. It can be an essential tool in your health and wellness. If you’re ready to reap the benefits of appreciation, review these tips on how to start and maintain a gratitude journal:What is a gratitude journal?The power of positive thinking can change your...
Topics: Lifestyle
Essential Improvements to Make Before Listing Your House
Topics: Homeowners, Mortgages / Home Equity
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