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How to Kickstart Your Emergency Savings
Episode 1Pocket Change Podcast
Summary
According to research, Americans don't have enough...
What is a Credit Union & Are They Required to be NCUA Insured?
Sometimes, people use the words "bank" and "credit union" interchangeably, but the reality is that...
What is a Bridge Loan? 7 Features You Should Know
Even in the best circumstances, buying a new home can be stressful. For most people, their house is...
Top 5 Reasons to Consider a USDA Mortgage Home Loan
Are you ready to achieve your dream of homeownership? If the answer is yes, then you’re probably...
Pros & Cons: Credit Union Personal Loans vs. Credit Cards
Credit cards have become a way of life for most Americans. They provide a convenient option for...
New vs. Used Car Buying Tips
New vs. Used is a comparison worth making. Many buyers have preconceived notions about purchasing a...
How to Use a Credit Union High Yield (Interest Rate) Savings Account
Traditional savings accounts pay a limited amount of interest. One of the key differences between...
How to Prevent Fraud & Identity Theft
Paying for things, online or in person, has never been faster or more convenient. It has also never...
How to Practice 'Safe Computing'
The number and sophistication of phishing and spoofing scams sent out to consumers are continuing...
How to Avoid a Scam
Four Signs That It's a Scam
Recognizing these common signs of a scam from the Federal Trade...
An Explanation of Veteran (VA) Home Loan / Mortgage Eligibility
Active duty service members and US military veterans give up a lot in service of our country. They...
A First-Time Home Buyer's Guide
Purchasing your first home may be the largest purchase you make in life. We've assembled a hero's...
6 THDA Loan & Down Payment Assistance Requirements
Owning a home is a goal for many Tennesseans. Renting is expensive and doesn’t come with the same...
5 Essential Tips for Financial Wellness
You might equate how well you’re doing financially with how much money you make, your credit score,...
5 Differences Between Traditional IRA vs. Roth IRA vs. 401k
Are you saving enough for retirement? Experts agree that Social Security payments do not provide...
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