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Save more in 2024 by capitalizing on these 3 things
Managing Your Money

Save more in 2024 by capitalizing on these 3 things

Run, don’t walk, to take advantage of this year’s savings opportunities. With interest rates higher than they’ve been in years, it’s the ideal time for savvy savers to take advantage. (Or to make it the year you become a savvy saver.)Though rate cuts are expected to get cut this year ...

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High-yield savings vs. CD: Which is right for you?
Managing Your Money

High-yield savings vs. CD: Which is right for you?

Most Americans make savings a regular part of their financial routine. In fact, 89% say that they save on a regular basis. Yet, while saving remains an important goal, less than half (45%) of Americans say they could cover a $1,000 emergency without leaning on some other form of cash, ...

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Top 10 money-saving techniques every business should know
Business Resources

Top 10 money-saving techniques every business should know

Running a successful business requires not only increasing revenue but also reducing your expenses. Every dollar saved goes straight to your bottom line, contributing to your company's profitability and sustainability. Whether you're a startup or a well-established enterprise, here are ten essential money-saving techniques that can benefit your business:Streamline Operations: ...

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3 Money-saving activities to try this summer vacation
Managing Your Money

3 Money-saving activities to try this summer vacation

Creating a memorable summer vacation can be achieved while keeping a conscious budget. In fact, thanks to the current economic climate, Bank Rate reported that 28 percent of vacationers are choosing more budget-friendly activities for their summer getaway. If you’re looking for interactive or immersive experiences while at your summer destination, ...

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Building a conscious spending plan before the summer
Managing Your Money

Building a conscious spending plan before the summer

Warm weather brings seasonal activities that many eagerly await, but planning outings this summer can be costly if you don’t plan in advance. In fact, a recent survey found that 58 percent of respondents said that affordability is the primary factor getting in the way of planning a summer vacation.Although ...

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Insuring your savings: What you need to know
Managing Your Money

Insuring your savings: What you need to know

One of the reasons that many people keep their savings in the bank is for the security of knowing that those funds will be there when they need them. But recent high-profile bank failures may have some folks concerned that their nest egg isn’t as secure as they might think. ...

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