How many pieces do you have in place? Provided by William DeBille When you read about money matters, you will sometimes see the phrase, “getting your financial house in order.” What exactly does that mean? When your financial “house is…
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Building a Healthy Financial Foundation
Tagged with: bank checking account, credit union, emergency fund, financial goals, financial planning, Retirement, save money, taxes
Posted in CIRS, Debt, family, Financial Education, goals, Improve your life, income, Investments, Money Saving Tips, Retirement
Posted in CIRS, Debt, family, Financial Education, goals, Improve your life, income, Investments, Money Saving Tips, Retirement
Financial Basics for College Bound Students
It’s that time again! Time to head back to school. If you’re in college, knowing how to manage your funds is one of those key skills that will serve you well long after you’ve left campus. But how exactly do…
Tagged with: bank checking account, Budget, college, college student, credit cards, credit union, Debt, money, save money, shopping
Posted in Budgeting, College, credit cards, Debt, Financial Education, Money Saving Tips
Posted in Budgeting, College, credit cards, Debt, Financial Education, Money Saving Tips
Bank Checking Accounts: From Free to Fee
It seems that all I’ve been hearing lately is about checking account fees on the rise. According to bankrate.com, only 39 percent of banks offered a checking account with no minimum balance requirement and no monthly fee. That is down…
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