National Financial Freedom Day is observed on July 1 every year and the holiday aims to raise awareness about financial freedom. Personal finance is the financial management performed by an individual or family unit. It involves budgeting, saving, and spending money. Being financially free doesn’t need to be challenging.
Scammers are always on the lookout for their next victim. Their goal is to trick you into sending them your hard-earned money. So how do you avoid these types of scams and keep your money safe?
Military Appreciation Month is a time to honor the brave men and women of our armed forces and thank them for their patriotism and service in defense of our nation.
Their sacrifices, and those of their family members, is a debt that can never be fully repaid, which is why we consider it a great honor at Core Bank to serve their financial needs every day.
As college graduates enter the workforce, Core Bank and the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) are providing tips to help graduates start planning now for their financial future.
April is Financial Literacy Month which encourages people to take control of their financial future by learning fiscally responsible habits and putting these lessons into practice.
Maybe you or someone you know is considering making a positive change in life with thoughts of retirement. If you are a homeowner, you may be approaching the stage in life to either downsize or move to a completely different location.
If you are planning a wedding, you’ll have to remember that the wedding is about your marriage and not spending over your budget so that you are paying for it for years after your celebration. It would also be better to invest in your housing future by setting aside the extra money you would’ve spent toward the wedding.
Pet-friendly features for dogs are a popular trend among today’s homebuyers. The number of buyers interested in home features that help their furry family members feel more comfortable is growing.
February is Heart Month and it’s a good time to check your home health pulse. Some questions to ask yourself are your short and long-term personal goals, look at your current home equity and how best to use it, and review the term of your mortgage.
How much time do you spend on your finances each week? Stay on track with your financial goals in the new year by taking these steps which may also help you better prepare for the future. If there is a potential major downturn in the economy later in the year, a recession might affect you less than others who do not prepare.
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