Archive - March 2020
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Cybersecurity Check: How Secure Are Your Actions?
March 25, 2020
Categories: Cyber Security, Security
It’s 2020 and more than time to be certain your cybersecurity practices are up to date. Cybercriminals become more advanced and attuned to the different ways to penetrate vulnerabilities of those who aren’t up to date on security. These are the top actions you need to take. Can you say yes to any of these? Are you cautious with the applications on your phone? Sometimes, there’s a false sense of security when it comes to phone applications. Apps are used for about everything
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IRA FAQs: Find Your Answers
March 18, 2020
Categories: Investing, Personal Finance, Retirement, Savings
Retirement may seem far away or coming soon to you. Either way, you likely have some questions as many people do. Today, we will tackle some of the most common questions. What is an IRA? IRA stands for Individual Retirement Account. The purpose of it is to help people save for retirement through their paychecks. The two types of IRAs are Traditional and Roth. Traditional: With a Traditional IRA, you are able to put pre-tax dollars away for retirement, which will later be taxed
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Spring Break Saving Hacks
March 11, 2020
Categories: Budgeting, Personal Finance, Savings
Put those dreary winter days out of your mind while you begin planning for a wonderful spring vacation! Vacations don’t have to be for the extremely wealthy. You can have a great getaway this spring by busting out these savings hacks like a travel expert. Make a Plan The planning part of a vacation can be half the fun! You may have a location spot in mind, but use the planning time to consider closer alternatives that can be just as beautiful and relaxing. Last minute decisions
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Money Responsibility 101: Family Edition
March 4, 2020
Categories: Budgeting, Family, Money Meeting, Personal Finance, Savings
Financial responsibility starts in the home. If it’s not something you were taught as a child, it can be difficult to model it in the home as an adult. The good news is, it’s not too late to start! Here’s what you need to know to kick your household into gear. Do It Together The more, the merrier! Many parents feel anxious to talk about finances with the entire household. However, each member of the household will benefit from having an open conversation about finances.
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