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Protect Your Computer from Becoming Part of a Botnet

Apr 9, 2024 | Security, Uncategorized

Protect Your Computer from Becoming Part of a Botnet DO YOU HAVE A ZOMBIE IN YOUR HOUSE? No, not one of the living dead from TV or movies, but a computer infected by malware that can be accessed remotely and controlled to do everything from stealing your personal...

Nudging Yourself Toward Your Goals

Sep 5, 2023 | Financial Goals, Personal Banking, Strategies, Uncategorized

Nudging Yourself Toward Your Goals No matter what your financial goal is, it’s important to have an accountability system in place. When it comes to setting financial goals, it’s important to have some kind of system set up to hold you accountable to your...

Fundamentals of Investing

Aug 18, 2023 | Personal Banking, Financial Goals, Strategies, Uncategorized

Fundamentals of Investing Investing your money wisely is one of the most important things you can do to secure your future financial independence. Investment: What it is — and how it can help you achieve financial independence Virtually everyone has heard...

Borrowing for Graduate School

Aug 4, 2023 | Life Events, Personal Banking, Uncategorized

Borrowing for Graduate School Whether you’re leaving an established career or moving directly from a four-year program, graduate school is typically a major financial commitment. Of course, earning an undergraduate degree generally is a major investment too, but there...

Managing Student Loan Debt

Jul 28, 2023 | Life Events, Personal Banking, Strategies, Uncategorized

Managing Student Loan Debt There are more repayment options than ever for repaying federal student loans. So no matter your income, you should be able to keep your education debt in good standing – IF you take the time to learn about your options and apply them to...

Financial Procrastination Has a Cost

Jul 10, 2023 | Management, Personal Banking, Uncategorized

Financial Procrastination Has a Cost Financial procrastination is the deferral of making necessary financial decisions. It is putting off a financial decision, even though you know that you might be worse off as a result. Typical examples are failing to cash checks...