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Read Helpful Finance Tips From Service Credit UnionFive Women-Leaders Share Their Best Career Advice
“Being a successful woman in business means you get your power from within as a woman, not from what others think, approve or expect from you.” – Melis Sawerschel, Founder and CEO of She Is […]
Renting vs. Buying: What Makes Sense for You?
The market is friendly. You have been saving for years. You’re wondering if it’s finally time to stop renting and buy a home. After all, you’ve outgrown the apartment life and your dog would love […]
Tips to Find Your Perfect Apartment
Wow. You are about to start your next adventure: finding your own place. Living independently is a huge milestone (even if you’re not living alone), so make sure you take all of the right steps […]
Investment Opportunities Before You Get Married
While basking in the glow of a recent engagement, focusing on some of the uncomfortable and at-times complicated changes that come with getting hitched is probably the last thing you want to be doing. It […]
7 Winter Activities You Need to Try in New England
The holidays are officially over, yet that pesky winter season is here to stay. And, if you’re anything like me, you are already daydreaming about digging your toes into the sand and the smell of […]
How to Deal With the Post-Holiday Spending Blues
The holidays have come and gone, but one thing remains are bills, bills, and bills. Between paying off holiday purchases and travel, winterizing your home, and the impending tax season, January can be a tough […]
The Basics of Student Loans
The college application process is daunting. For many people, like myself, attending higher education was made possible by financial support. It was not too long ago that I was in your shoes. I remember thinking, […]
The Best Ways to Give Back to Your Community This Holiday Season
My mom and I are die-hard Christmas Celebrators. A large part of our holiday festivities includes giving back to our local community because, at one point, we were the family that needed help. I can […]
How to Do Friendsgiving on a Budget
We’re officially through Halloween and every holiday-enthusiast is already listening to Baby It’s Cold Outside through their headphones while they price check turkeys at their local supermarket… No? Well, maybe that’s just me. But November […]
Be Kind To Your Bank Account This Holiday Season
It’s that time again. According to a National Retail Federation (NRF) study, Americans spent an average of $1,007.24 on winter holidays in 2018. With that number expected to rise again beginning next month, being in […]