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Credit mistakes can lead to long-term financial nightmares, but theyāre easy to avoid with the right knowledge. From overspending and missed payments to opening too many accounts, this guide breaks down the most common credit blunders and provides practical tips to protect your financial health. Avoid these credit horror stories and take control of your credit today!
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No one can fully predict future health care needs or medical expenses, but there are proactive steps you can take to manage your costs today and save money in the long run.
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Organizing your financial life begins with getting your records in order. But managing the constant flow of new documents, while also retaining the old, can feel overwhelming. Left unattended, pay stubs, financial statements and tax forms can quickly pile up.
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If you're tired of making resolutions that fizzle out by February, fear not! Here are 5 tips to help you craft realistic financial resolutions and actually stick to them.
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Criminals are like modern-day Grinches, eagerly waiting to snatch your personal information and wreak havoc on your finances. To protect your accounts, be wary of the following fraud scheme:
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Ready to kick-start your credit journey? Here are 5 action items for building your credit like a pro!
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Here are some key strategies to protect your identity, devices, and your wallet during this holiday season and ensure those cybercriminal Grinches don't steal your holiday spirit.
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Saving for a down payment can appear daunting. Here are 6 strategies to help you obtain down payment funds.
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Creating, storing and remembering passwords can be a pain for all of us online, but the truth is that passwords are your first line of defense against cybercriminals and data breaches. With a few moments of forethought today, you can stay safe online for years to come.
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Finding ways to stretch your income is critical during periods of high inflation to avoid getting into debt or having to dip into savings to make ends meet. Here are a few tips to help you minimize spending so that inflation doesnāt upend your financial goals:
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While market volatility can be difficult to predict, there are actions that can be taken in advance to prepare.
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When we cultivate positive money habits and plan for our future we are (quite literally) investing in ourselves. Financial self-care is rooted in self-awareness, discipline, and intentionality. Here are several ways you can practice financial self-care, starting now.
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Payment apps make it easy to send money fast to friends or family. But what happens when itās a scammer on the other end?
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Mid-year is a good time to re-evaluate your finances and adjust your spending for the rest of the year. Here are five steps to take to boost your financial health and reduce your worries this summer.
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If you're looking for a flexible and affordable financing option, a equity loan may be the perfect solution.
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Few things stoke wanderlust like longer days and warmer temps. But before you deep dive into summer travelāand your walletācheck out these tips that can help you have fun in the sun without breaking the bank.
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Using a Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) offer may not always be a wise move, especially if it encourages spending more than you can afford. Hereās what you need to know about BNPL.
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As recent bank failures make headlines and may have you nervous about the security of your money on deposit, weād like to share a few facts about why a credit union like Fort Worth City Credit Union is a great place to keep your money safe and secure:
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The age old saying, ātis better to give than receiveā is true at any age, but the younger one develops a habit of giving, the more grateful ā and more happy ā they are likely to be.
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Credit is a tool. It has its place. But just like a saw, hammer, or drill, credit is a tool that can also do damage if misused. Teaching your kids how to responsibly use credit is a skill they will value for life.
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