Archive - May 2020
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7 Personal Cybersecurity Tips
May 28, 2020
Categories: Cyber Security, Online Services
As time goes on and technology expands, people are becoming more and more prone to cybercriminal attacks. By following some basic tips, you could avoid a multitude of problems in the future! 1. Use Strong and Varying Passwords This is probably the most obvious and common cybersecurity tip known to web users. Don’t underestimate the importance of your password strength! Change your password every once in a while to be safe (recommended at least once a year). Also, don’t use the same Read More
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Homeowner Costs People Forget About
May 21, 2020
Categories: Budgeting, Financial Education, Save Money, Savings, Spending
Are you thinking about taking the big step of becoming a homeowner? Purchasing your first house is a significant and exciting change, but it can be easy to get caught up in the excitement and forget about certain costs. If you want to make sure you have all of your financial bases covered before owning a house, keep reading! Lawn Upkeep The cost of maintaining a lawn is one people often underestimate. Whether you hire someone to keep your lawn looking fresh or decide to do it yourself, it will Read More
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5 Things to Teach Your Kids About Money
May 14, 2020
Categories: Budgeting, Financial Education, Personal Finances, Save Money, Savings, Spending
Parenting isn’t easy, and we are here to help you in whatever ways we can. Keep reading to learn about these 5 simple and important things to teach your kids about money! 1. The Importance of Saving The easiest way to encourage your kids to save money is by getting them a piggy bank. Some kids are fascinated by the piggy banks that automatically count your change, and other kids would enjoy a lovely glass pig to keep their money in. Go to the store and let them pick out a piggy bank they Read More
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Financial Planning Basics
May 7, 2020
Categories: Budgeting, Debt Management, Financial Education, Personal Finances, Savings, Spending
If you’re thinking about revamping the way you handle your finances, the first step is to plan. If you lay the details out and write things down, you’ll be much more likely to follow through and be financially wise. We’ve gathered some of the basic and practical tips when it comes to financial planning! Start an Emergency Fund You don’t realize how fast your money can disappear until an emergency happens and you have no choice but to spend your hard-earned money. Planning Read More