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How To Understand Interest on Your New Loan

When you obtain a new loan, there are many things to consider. Can you afford the monthly payment? How long will it take to pay off the loan? One key factor in answering both questions is determining what your interest rate will be. The interest rate accounts for the full finance charges, or in simple

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5 Tips for Improving Your Credit Score

It’s not uncommon to feel nervous or even a little apprehensive when applying for credit. Most of us agree that it’s not an easy topic to talk about, but did you know that 37% of us have a credit score of 700 or lower? That’s over one-third of consumers! If you happen to fall into

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Understanding Your Credit Score

What is a credit score? Credit Scores are a number given to express your creditworthiness and how you’ve managed credit and debt. Understanding how they work can help you improve your credit history, qualify for lower interest rates and more. To better understand your credit score here are a few things you need to know.

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Fine Tuning Your Credit

We all work hard to maintain a decent credit score. But it doesn’t take much to put a dent in it. We’ve got a few tips on how to fine tune your credit before the speed bumps of life affect it. All Debt is Equal When it comes to your credit report, agencies look at

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Is it Time to Get a Credit Card?

It seems like you can’t do anything these days without a major credit card. But what if you or your adult kids don’t have one yet? If you’re wondering if it’s time to get a credit card have other questions, we have a few answers for you. Turning 18 For credit card companies, turning 18

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Tips to Keeping a Healthy Credit Score

Whether you’ve lost a job or cut back hours at work, it can be hard to maintain a healthy credit score when times are tight. Most months it’s enough just to be able to cover all your bills. Who’s got time to worry about making payments on time? With that in mind, we have seven

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Coronavirus and Your Money

Staying healthy isn’t the only concern these days. The coronavirus is also affecting our wallets. We want our members healthy and to keep your financial stresses at a minimum, so here are a few tips to help. Keep Your Savings Safe – Some people panic during stressful times and want to withdraw all their savings.

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How Many Credit Cards Should I Have?

One is often not enough, but how many credit cards are too many? Is there a magic number of credit cards that will help, not hurt, your credit score? Your credit score is based on many factors and can be affected by numerous things. It all comes down to ratios. Credit agencies look at what

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New Year, New Financial Goals

As you take a look back at 2019, you’re probably resolving to have better control over your finances in the New Year. From saving more to spending less, we’ve got your goals covered: Watch Your Credit Score Many of us only look at our credit score once a year or when we’re looking to make

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Understanding Your Credit Report

By now, you’ve probably heard it’s in your best interest to check your credit report a couple of times per year for accuracy and errors. But do you know what to actually look for once you’ve got your credit report in front of you? Getting Your Report To be able to review your credit report,

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