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Financial Planning

From marriage, to starting a family, to retirement. Financial planning is key in all stages of life. This section is devoted to providing tips and tricks to make those big life changes a little bit easier and a whole lot sweeter. 

Tips for Practicing Stress-Free Holiday Shopping

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The holiday season is a time for joy, celebration, and spending time with loved ones. However, it can also be a time of stress, especially when it comes to holiday shopping. With crowded stores, long lines, and a never-ending list of gifts to buy, holiday shopping can quickly become overwhelming. But fear not! In this post, we have highlighted five tips to make your holiday shopping experience stress-free and enjoyable.

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Have Money Stored in Third-Party Payment Apps? This is Why You Should Reconsider.

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According to The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) users of payment apps should be careful when it comes to leaving money in those accounts as they may not be federally insured. Learn how to protect your finances in our latest blog!

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An increase of RV trips expected in 2023!

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Many vacationers found that RV travel was a great way to go out and explore without dealing with all the restrictions and close contact with other travelers that you may deal with when traveling through an airport. And, according to a recent study, 2023 isn’t expected to be a year when RV travel dips. Learn more in this blog!

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Important Information for Filing your Taxes

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Tis the season to file your taxes! There are plenty of great resources to help you file your taxes online, but do you have everything you need to begin filing? In this blog, we have outlined some important areas to consider when filing your taxes.

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Financial Resolutions for 2023

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Resolutions are there to help you improve various aspects of life or to help you create better habits, but it takes significant will-power to follow through with goals and resolutions. While resolutions can vary from health-related to career-focused, one of the more important and reasonable areas where people can make significant improvement is related to their finances. Read the following blog to learn how to establish better financial habits!

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When will you get your tax return? Use these tools to find out!

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Tax season isn’t the most exciting time of the year, but for some this will mean a tax return could be on the way! If you’re expecting a tax return, avoid constantly checking your bank account and check out the tools in this blog to track your refund and determine when you’re most likely to receive it.

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Best Financial Practices for High School Graduates

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Congratulations to the Class of 2020! Your hard work and dedication to your education has finally paid off! So what’s next? Here we have highlighted some factors to take into consideration when establishing your financial security. We hope you find these tips useful!

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IRS Stimulus Checks are coming! Here’s what you need to know.

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Americans have been hearing for weeks about the promise of IRS stimulus checks to help combat the economic damage of COVID-19. But, for many, some questions have still gone unanswered. We have sifted through all the facts and have highlighted the most important information you need to know in the following post.

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Marrying Your Finances

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Wedding season is quickly approaching for many! You may have been working through a checklist of vendors to book, items to purchase and center pieces to design; but have you talked about finances yet? Getting your finances organized is a huge part of the marriage process. Follow some of these steps to make sure you are ready when the big day comes!

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Preparing Financially for a Family

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Anticipating the birth of your first baby is at once exciting and intimidating. Along with the countless joys this new little person brings comes the insistence that you plan your family’s financial future wisely. Still, rather than be daunted by the facts – according to recent estimates, raising a child from birth to age 18 costs on average about $230,000 – it’s best to start at the beginning with a reasonable budget, thoughtful planning and a long-term dedication to savings.

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