finances

Saving for Summer Fun

Saving for Summer Fun

Are you dreaming of the beach or amusement parks? You do not want to feel financially stressed when you want to relax on vacation. Saving for a summer vacation ahead of time is important so you don’t have the regret of debt when you come home from your trip.

Core Bank and Safeguarding Your Business

Core Bank and Safeguarding Your Business

The security risks associated with check transactions pose a significant concern for businesses that frequently utilize checks. The prevalence of checks provides an opportunity for fraudsters to create and pass counterfeit checks, resulting in substantial financial losses. How can we help you mitigate check fraud?

Tax Refunds and Financial Goals

Tax Refunds and Financial Goals

If you’re like most people, you dread tax season. But if you’re expecting a tax refund, you may have something to look forward to. If there’s extra money coming your way from the IRS, you may be able to pay off some debt, build an emergency fund using a high-interest savings account, or work with a financial advisor to set investing and retirement goals.

HomeReady Loan Options for New Homebuyers

HomeReady Loan Options for New Homebuyers

Many new homebuyers out there don’t know about HomeReady Mortgage. The Fannie Mae HomeReady Mortgage is designed for home buyers who don’t fall into typical lending approval guidelines. For those unable to commit to the standard 20% down payment, there are two notable mortgages available through government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.

Financial To-Do List for January

Financial To-Do List for January

Whether or not you made any New Year’s resolutions for 2024, you may want to work your way through this financial to-do list. No diet or exercise is required, and you only have to take a few steps to improve your financial health and security.

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