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Helping to fund college

Helping to fund college

Understanding the FAFSA The cost of college can be daunting. Tuition and fees vary from state to state, and the total price tag of a college education is much higher than in previous generations. While the cost of college is largely dependent on the choices made by an...
Inflation’s Toll on Debt

Inflation’s Toll on Debt

During periods of high inflation, the prices of goods and services increase as does the demand for credit, which causes interest rates to rise. Regardless of the financial situation, inflation indirectly impacts consumer debt. Lenders benefit when interest rates go up...
Mastering the flow

Mastering the flow

Cash management solutions for financial wellness  For individuals and businesses alike, healthy cash flow is the lifeblood of financial stability. But managing cash effectively can be tricky, demanding constant vigilance and strategic planning. Here’s where cash...
Tips and strategies

Tips and strategies

Paying off student loan debt After mortgages, student loan debt is the second largest type of consumer debt. Federal student aid encompasses not only tuition and fees, but also housing and food, books and supplies, as well as transportation. Federal student loans,...
Debit or credit card

Debit or credit card

What’s best for your kids? Teaching young kids about money management starts at home. As parents, we set an example of how to earn, save, and spend. All of that impacts the money habits our children develop and use for the rest of their lives. Thus, being intentional...