Will Refinancing My Student Loans Lower My Payments? If youâve done research to try to lower your monthly student loan payments, youâve undoubtedly come across the option to refinance them. It may sound like a complicated process, but donât be intimidated; itâs much simpler than you might think and can potentially save you a [...]
Letâs face itâĤwhile credit cards are a great way to build your credit, they can get you into trouble if youâre not careful. With so many people taking advantage of the ease of online shopping these days, overspending can happen fast and before you know it, youâre up to your ears in debt. Taking [...]
Your Guide to Estate Planning: Peace of Mind for You & Your Family Your life is a remarkable journey filled with unforgettable moments that define who you are as a person. Amidst the countless shared experiences with friends and family, itâs easy to focus on the here and now. But thereâs a chapter of [...]
In todayâs rapidly changing economic landscape, financial education for families has become more important than ever. Teaching children the basic principles of responsible money management will be crucial in setting them up for future success and financial well-being. One effective way to teach these valuable lessons from an early age banking as a family. The [...]
As a parent, you are the most significant influence on your childrenâs financial habits, now and later in life. Teaching money skills now will set them up for success in the future. Teaching your children about finances is not as complicated as it may initially seem. In fact, itâs something you can do every [...]
Your credit score is a number you need to know. This score is a numerical representation of your ability to pay your bills and maintain good credit use. Lenders of all types, some employers, insurance companies, and others use this score to determine how trustworthy and reliable you are. It pays to do your best [...]
Itâs no secret that having a great credit score is beneficial. It makes being approved for loans easier, gets you a lower interest rate, and means you pay less interest overall. But, the benefits of good credit go far beyond just loans. For example, some employers will check your credit score before hiring you. [...]
The holiday season presents a prime opportunity for identity thieves to steal personal financial information. Why? Because people are busy, they're shopping a lot, and it's a prime opportunity to prey on that. According to the IRS, besides stealing money, criminals can even use your stolen information to file fraudulent tax returns. Typically, scammers [...]
The Fed raised interest rates again at the beginning of November, which means loan rates will increase along with it. While you might be earning more on your savings account, you'll also pay more when you borrow money. So, if you're planning to buy a car or do a lease buyout in the next 90 [...]
What is Typosquatting? The newest cybercrime to watch out for is typosquatting. It's also called URL hijacking. It's when hackers buy domain names that are just slightly misspelled from their real counterparts. Fraudsters build a completely fake website under the domain name they bought, tricking unsuspecting visitors into giving up sensitive information. Visitors end up [...]
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