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What’s your spending style?
Do you spend money to feel better after a bad day? Do you have a hard time saying no when your kids get the gimmes while shopping? We all have unique styles when it comes to spending and saving..
Personal Finance
Do you spend money to feel better after a bad day? Do you have a hard time saying no when your kids get the gimmes while shopping? We all have unique styles when it comes to spending and saving..
It was very encouraging to read this blog from HR pro Lenny Sanicola this morning. In it, he talks about the growing number of employers who are adding financial wellness programs to their employee..
As a professional in the credit union world for over 20 years, Maria Porto has a deep understanding of credit unions and the benefits employees can experience as members. Currently, Maria is the..
Visiting a college campus in person can help determine if a school is right for you. It can help you eliminate schools that are a poor fit, and offers insight you just can’t get from any other source.
Keeping yourself out of debt could benefit more than just your finances. According to a study from the Center for Financial Security at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a 10% increase in..
A strong credit score pays off, literally, with lower loan rates and higher limits. Knowing and keeping track of your score can help you see where you stand financially and serve as an early warning..
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and we don’t mean Christmas or Hanukkah. We’re singing the praises of winter weddings. Why? Couples in the Northeast who tie the knot anywhere between..
Christmas in January? It might be the best post-holiday pay-off if you plan now to use your holiday gift cards. You know how this Christmas story goes:
From Halloween through New Year’s is the time of year when consumers spend the most money, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Costumes, food and drink for Thanksgiving, holiday gifts,..
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