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Money Advice Gone Wrong
Money Advice Gone Wrong

Sometimes the best intentions can lend themselves to producing the worst results. While many friends and family members may offer quick solutions to your financial anguish, often times the best education is understanding those lessons first hand. At Exchange Bank of Northeast Missouri, we’d like to showcase several of the most common pieces of...

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debt, financial education, money advice, Personal Finance, student debt

5 Strategies to Shrink Debt
5 Strategies to Shrink Debt

Minimizing your debt can always seem like a mountain of to-do lists. With various recurring payments, differing interest rates, and due dates that never seem to end, if you feel overwhelmed, you’re not alone.   While having credit card or other outstanding debt isn’t a situation anyone wants to find themselves in, a surprising...

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debt, financial education, fiscal, Money Management, save money

When to SAVE and When to SPLURGE
When to SAVE and When to SPLURGE

When you and your sweetheart set your budget each month, there are a variety of factors at play. Where can you get the best deals on groceries? How many date nights will you have each week? Do the kids have any sporting activities that require new equipment? At Exchange Bank of Northeast Missouri, we recognize that everyone’s budget is different....

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budget, budgeting, financial education, Money Management, Save, splurge

How to Tell if a Call is a Scam
How to Tell if a Call is a Scam

Often times, phishing calls can come off as friendly or even helpful, however, in many instances the caller is malicious and intends to compromise your personal information. Exchange Bank of Northeast Missouri wants to help you avoid situations like these, and offers the following key prompts to help you identify a fraudulent caller. Keep these five...

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cyber security, financial education, Personal Finance, scam

Why Checking Your Credit Score Matters
Why Checking Your Credit Score Matters

Across television ads, online banners, and even chit-chat among relatives, the phrase, “Check your credit score,” seems to be popping up everywhere. If something so important needs constant reminders, why does it have such a key importance in your personal finances? Well, the truth is that it doesn’t, your financial actions do.   A...

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credit report, credit score, financial education, Personal Finance

Three Things to Look for in a Starter Home
Three Things to Look for in a Starter Home

If you’re in the market for your first home, congratulations! Becoming a homeowner is an exciting step on your financial journey. At Exchange Bank of Northeast Missouri, our dedicated mortgage lenders are here to help you find the best financing option for your new home. Remember to stop in and secure a pre-approval letter before you start your...

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financial education, home lending, mortgages, Personal Finance, real estate, starter home

What to do When Your Identity is Stolen
What to do When Your Identity is Stolen

With fraud alerts, identity protection, and chip-enabled cards, you’d think it would be near impossible for a stranger to swipe your personal information. Unfortunately, it’s easier than you think! Other than preparing yourself with preventative measures there is no sure-fire way to make sure your identity remains safe and secure. If you...

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cyber security, financial education, identity theft, online saftey, Personal Finances

10 Steps to Keep Your Identity Secure
10 Steps to Keep Your Identity Secure

It may seem like protecting your personal information is just one more thing to add to the to-do list, but being proactive now could save you a mountain of work later. At Exchange Bank of Northeast Missouri, we believe your identity is the most precious thing you have. To help you keep it safe we offer the following steps to help you keep it as secure...

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cyber security, financial education, identity theft, safety online

Cyber Security Basics for Beginners
Cyber Security Basics for Beginners

With hackers and scammers out amongst the pages of the internet, how do you browse safely? There are many tips and tricks you can use while on the internet to better maintain the security your personal information needs. See how to bolster your online bodyguard with these simple and helpful tools!   Enable the great wall: Your computer has...

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cyber security, financial education, identity theft, online, Safety

Teaching Your Children the Basics of Online Security
Teaching Your Children the Basics of Online Security

If you’re like many parents in the United States, your preteens and teenagers may be running circles around you when it comes to utilizing the latest technology. Whether that’s Facebook’s latest updates, new iPhone technology, or the latest app hitting the scene, the amount of new knowledge and innovation seems endless. For your growing...

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cyber security, family, financial education, identity theft, online, Security