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Personal Finance Articles
How to Get a Free Credit Report Online
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A credit report is a record of a person’s financial history. For lenders, employers and even insurance companies, this report conveys an i... Read more »
Basics of Buying Car Insurance Online
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With so many different types of car insurance available, consumers can quickly get overwhelmed when trying to make a decision on which policy to... Read more »
Pros and Cons of Online Bank Accounts
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Thanks to the rise of technology, and the ability to bank remotely, online bank accounts are becoming increasingly popular. You don’t need... Read more »
Prepaid Debit Cards vs Credit Cards
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What's the difference between a prepaid debit card and a credit card? These prepaid debit cards look like credit cards, and when you make purcha... Read more »
Building a Better Banking Relationship
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Karlene Sinclair-Robinson explains the importance of building a personal relationship with your bank and how it can help in you in the future. "... Read more »
What is a CD Ladder?
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As an investment product, CD's or certificates of deposit remain a traditionally safe investment option. While safe, CD's also come with their o... Read more »
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Personal finance focuses on the financial decisions you and your family make to earn, save, budget, and spend money. Browse through our education and blog sections to learn more about goal setting, creating a plan, tips to save money, avoid bank fees.
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Finding a great checking account starts with identifying your account needs and whether or not you're looking for an interest bearing or non-interesting bearing account. Some of the features of a good checking account include access, low fees, customer service, and perks.
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