Food prices have been on a roller coaster ride over the past several years. The grocery store is one of the first and most noticeable places consumers feel the sting of inflation. The same is true of restaurant pricing. Over the past few years, consumers have responded by changing their eating and spending habits, limiting purchases of certain...
Slowing Food Inflation is Good News for Consumers
Topics: Financial Education, Lifestyle
A Way to Save for Your Next Vacation You May Not Have Considered
Summer will be here before you know it. And with Spring Break in the rearview mirror, you may be looking for your next travel options. Whether you have a summer trip booked already, or are in the planning stages, the first thing you need to do is make sure you have the funds to pay for it.
Topics: Financial Education, Lifestyle
Can Cognitive Therapy Solve Sleep Issues?
Topics: Lifestyle
Do You Need to Buy a Camper or RV?
Topics: Lifestyle
Unique Options for Your Next Board Game Night
If you’re trying to spice things up for your next board game night, consider any of these unique options;
Topics: Lifestyle
Recurring Vehicle Service Needs You Should Never Skip
Your vehicle runs at its best when you take care of it. When you follow the recommended maintenance schedule outlined in your owner’s manual, you’re optimizing the quality of your vehicle’s performance and contributing to its longevity. If you want to make the most of your ride for as long as possible, incorporate the these service needs into your...
Topics: Lifestyle
Is Expired Food Safe to Eat?
If you’ve ever gone into the refrigerator or your pantry to find a food item and found that it’s past the expiration date on the container, you’ve played the game of deciding whether to take your chances or err on the side of caution. Best-by, use-by, or sell-by dates don’t necessarily mean a food item is dangerous once they’re passed. By...
Topics: Lifestyle
Pros and Cons of Renting a Vacation Home
If you’re planning for an extended vacation, a top alternative to staying at a hotel is renting a vacation home. For some, the idea of living in another person’s home and having to do chores, like cooking and cleaning, can seem like the opposite of a vacation — but renting a home can come with a lot of perks that enhance the entire experience....
Topics: Lifestyle
Fuel-Efficient Models that Aren't Hybrids
The automotive industry is going the way of electrification. But for a variety of reasons, not everyone is quite ready to venture into the world of EVs, PHEVs, FCVs, or even simple hybrids. However, that doesn’t mean they don’t care about fuel economy. Fortunately, there are a number of traditional combustion-only cars you can buy that get plenty...
Topics: Lifestyle
3 Great Teas and Their Benefits
Drinking tea has long been associated with positivity, whether it’s sitting down for a cup with a close friend or having a hot mug handy to help when you’re feeling under the weather. There are so many different varieties of tea to try, many of which offer impressive benefits that make it well worth keeping the kettle on for a second sip....
Topics: Lifestyle
The content on this site is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered accounting, legal, tax, or financial advice. First Federal Bank recommends that customers conduct their own research and consult with professional legal and financial advisors before making any financial decisions. Links to third-party websites may be provided for your convenience; however, First Federal Bank does not guarantee the reliability, accuracy, or safety of the information, products, or services offered on these external sites. We are not liable for any damages resulting from the use of these links, and we do not investigate, verify, or endorse the content or opinions expressed on any third-party sites.