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It’s likely that most of us feel well covered with our auto insurance should we get in a major wreck, our car is stolen, or even get stuck in a natural disaster. But there are several scenarios that can leave you owing more on your car loan than your insurance might reimburse you for. It’s in these cases where Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) insurance can really help. ...Read More
If you’re thinking about opening a bank account at a new financial institution, you may find yourself weighing credit unions vs. banks. ...Read More
People who lack experience with credit unions might think they function the same way as banks. While credit unions offer many of the same services as banks, they work differently. ...Read More
At a credit union, members aren’t customers – they’re owners. When you choose to take your financial business to a credit union, you become a member of a small, local financial institution instead of a number at a big faceless bank. ...Read More
Good credit lets you unlock the best interest rates on all kinds of financing, from personal loans to auto loans, home loans, and credit cards. But what can you do if your credit score isn’t so great at the moment? ...Read More
Transferring the balance of your high-interest credit card to a low-interest credit card is often a great way to save on interest and reduce financial stress. Plus, if you transfer multiple balances, you’ll be able to budget more easily with a single monthly payment. ...Read More
Credit cards offer consumers an alternative way to pay for expenses, consolidate their debt, handle unexpected emergencies, and even earn rewards such as travel miles or cash back. ...Read More
If you’re ready to choose a credit card, you may be wondering how to get started. With so many features, rewards, and different rules and guidelines, it can be hard to know the right card for you. ...Read More
It is hard to believe Thanksgiving is almost here. Families will get together to celebrate, watch football, and see who passes out first from eating too much turkey. One of the other traditions associated with Thanksgiving is breaking the wishbone. The tradition of wishing on bones is older than you probably think. ...Read More
On October 1, 1908, Henry Ford’s Model T went on sale. At that time motorized vehicles had been manufactured for over 20 years; however, they were not affordable or practical for most people. Ford sold his Model T for $850.00. It was higher than most people’s income but was considered affordable. Ford also designed his vehicle to handle different terrains so that it would be more versatile. This helped in expanding the range people could move about the country. A hundred years later, almost everyone has a horseless drawn carriage parked in the driveway. ...Read More