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How Your Credit Score Impacts Your Auto Loan

Are you in the market for some new wheels? Buying a vehicle in the fall, especially from October to December, is a prime time for deals due to...

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How To Make Sure You Save Enough By Age 35

It’s common to think about how much money you need to save for your retirement. But that may be a long time from now, depending on your current age....

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The One Word that is a Dead Giveaway of Attempted Fraud

Seventy-three percent of American adults have experienced an online scam or attack. Opening your email or text messages can feel like wading through...

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Do You Have a Hurricane Financial Kit?

As we head into the peak of the hurricane season, you want to make sure you are prepared for a potential disaster. You need more than flashlights,...

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What I Wish I Could Teach My Younger Self About Money

Have you ever wished you could reach out through time to give your younger self some advice? Robyn from A Dime Saved is a Dime Earned has some...

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How to Build Wealth in 10 Years

The word, “wealthy” probably means different things to different people. We tend to think of millionaires and billionaires when we hear the word....

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What Are the Benefits of a Mutual Bank?

Do all banks seem the same? If so, you might want to take a closer look. After all, there are more than 10,000 banks in the U.S., and each one offers...

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5 Expert Tips for Financial Success

Caroline Russell, Senior Marketing Manager at One Day in July, a financial advisory firm, has some important advice for ensuring your financial...

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How Could Social Security Changes Impact Your Retirement Planning?

Social Security has been in the news a lot this year. But it can be hard to understand exactly what is happening, especially when the changes come...

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Ways You Should – And Should Not – Use a HELOC This Summer

A Home Equity Line of Credit, or HELOC, can be a very helpful financial tool for homeowners. Many use the money to make improvements, and summer is a...

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Beware the Rise of Old School Fraud Techniques

When we think of financial fraud, we tend to worry most about new and evolving threats in the digital age. It can be easy to forget the, “old school”...

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Why Financial Planning Matters, and How to Do It Well

We tend to think of financial planning as something only the wealthy need to think about. But there are many practical reasons for all of us to...

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