Archive - August 2019
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How to Meet Your Retirement Saving Goals
August 28, 2019
Categories: Budgeting, Personal Finance, Retirement, Savings
No matter your age, every day you work is a step closer to retirement. When you think of driving off into the golden years, where are you headed? You likely have a picture in mind whether it be having a house in your dream location or an RV to explore the National Parks. Whatever that goal is, the steps to get there are going to be similar. Here’s some great money moves you can make in order to reach your retirement savings goals. Start Where You Are Many are under the impression that
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A Six Step Small Business Cybersecurity Plan
August 21, 2019
Categories: Cyber Security, Security, Small Business
You have ventured out to achieve your dream of owning your own business. Unfortunately, there are criminals who aim to take what you have worked so hard for. These criminals aren’t what they used to be, they aren’t standing at your door, but likely anonymous and entering your business from a remote location. It can happen to anyone and this is why it’s important you have a cybersecurity plan for your business. If you are new to the cybersecurity realm, start with this simplified
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Budgeting Checklist for Buying Your First Home
August 14, 2019
Categories: Budgeting, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Savings
Buying your first home can be an exciting, but overwhelming experience. With the right bank and agent, most of the hassle should be taken off your shoulders. So now, it’s time to make sure you’re checking these items off your list to allow for a smooth house buying journey - without breaking the bank. Check Your Credit Score This is always one of the top points on anyone’s list. Making sure your credit score is high and on the rise will allow you the opportunity for better
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4 Frugal Ways To Save On School Supplies
August 7, 2019
Categories: Budgeting, Family, Savings, Seasonal
School is back! While you’re working on gathering those school supplies, be sure you aren’t overspending on some of the essentials. We’re here to give a little advice on ways you can save on supplies, while making sure you still get everything on the list. Re-use Start by shopping at home. You have drawers full of unused highlighters and almost-new pencils. Yes, your child may whine that they NEED the new 144 pack of crayons, but they will be just fine with the boxes you’ve
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