Don’t fall for Coronavirus scams. Here’s information that could help protect you.
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You get statements for all kinds of things: credit cards, checking accounts, utilities or childcare. It’s a lot of information to read and understand. Our blog will walk through your monthly PREMIER credit card statement and how to read it.
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It can be hard to chase your financial goals when you’re living paycheck to paycheck. A budgeting method that may work for you is paycheck planning. Read to find out more about this simple, yet effective method of managing your budget.
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Uh oh! That load of laundry you put in the dryer an hour ago is still soaking wet. Or your fridge is suddenly warm and you’re worried if your morning smoothie is safe to eat. It’s time to decide: repair or replace?
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Privacy notices are something most of us glance over and ignore. But it’s important to understand what data is being collected and how it’s being used.
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Data breaches have become routine news articles. With billions of people affected by breaches in 2018, it’s easy to get security fatigue. But it’s more important than ever to be aware of how to protect your privacy and data. Read to learn more.
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Don’t let your utility bills go up when the temps go down! There are lots of easy steps you can take to keep your utility bills manageable this winter.
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It’s time to plan for the new year. And if your plan includes financial well-being, then we’ve got five great tips to help you get started.
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‘Tis the season to be merry and bright! Don’t let scammers damper your holiday. Learn how you can avoid holiday scams.
Read MoreIt’s a holiday that may not be on your calendar, but it’s an important one. August 14 marks National Financial Awareness Day. Celebrating is easy—set time aside to make sure your finances are in order. It may sound like a daunting task, but understanding your finances is easier than you think. We’ve come up with a list to help you get started. Make a Budget What does your paycheck go to every month? Don’t worry if you don’t have a clear answer. You’re not alone. Using your credit card and bank statements, make a budget for your monthly expenses. Start by writing down and categorizing how much you spend on groceries, bills, gas, and miscellaneous items like entertainment, gifts, restaurants, etc. From there, you will see the exact number for each category. Doing this will provide you clarity on what you’re spending your money on each month. Doing this can also help you identify what costs you could easily cut. Setting a budget and knowing where your money goes puts you in control of your finances and enables you to make informed decisions on your future. Plan Ahead Do you have your eye on a new house or car? Or […]
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