Look out — there’s a new scam in town! “Smishing” is a scam format that has recently encountered a boost in scammer popularity, and it’s surprisingly sneaky. Keep reading to learn more about smishing and how to keep your information safe! What is Smishing? Smishing is similar to phishing, but the scam is accomplished through Read More »
With the leaves changing colors and that nice, cool, crisp feeling back in the air, the autumn season has finally arrived! Are you looking for ways to enjoy the fall without falling into debt? Well, get your pumpkin spice, grab a football, and some popcorn, because we’re about to explore some great ways to enjoy Read More »
Financial goals, budget and savings can be frightening words and concepts whether you are hearing them for the first time or the hundredth time. They are chilling because they are important in leading a healthy financial lifestyle, but we may not be well-versed in what they mean. Once you become familiar with the world of Read More »
Have you been considering purchasing a vehicle? Now could be the right time for you to buy. According to US News, March car sales were off by almost 40 percent compared to the same month in 2019. What does this mean for you? Due to declining sales, dealerships are highly motivated to sell vehicles but Read More »
Have you received your COVID-19 stimulus payment or are you expecting it soon? Have you started thinking about how you would spend it? It’s tempting to think about all of the ways you could spend an extra $1,200 or $2,400 – depending your filing status and the number of dependents you claim. Before you get Read More »
Over the weekend, President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion economic relief plan set to provide aid to millions of Americans impacted by the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. The package includes stimulus payments for individuals, additional unemployment coverage, student loan relief, and more. But, what does that mean for you? Stimulus Payments Most adults will receive Read More »
If you have ever applied for a car loan, mortgage, or even looked into an insurance policy – you’ve probably heard about your credit score (sometimes called your FICO score). But what exactly is it, and how does your history and decisions affect it? Your credit score is a three-digit number (with approximately 900 being Read More »
Newspaper and magazine articles, including those written by consumer advocates, sometimes give cardholders the impression that not signing their cards protects them from fraud. As a result, cardholders are presenting unsigned cards or cards with the notation “See ID” written on the signature panel. Unsigned cards or those with “See ID” written on the signature Read More »
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