Community Corner

Did you know that teens are now falling prey to online scams even faster than seniors? In 2020, there were over 23,000 online scam complaints

Tipping does not only let you show your appreciation to a delivery person or server’s hard work. You’re likely also helping them settle their monthly

Purchasing your first car is one of the most exciting experiences in life. However, it can also be overwhelming and costly if you don’t know

A payday loan also called a “cash advance” or “check advance” loan, is a type of unsecured personal loan based on how much you earn.

Deciding between purchasing or leasing a car is usually a difficult choice to make.   On one hand, it may be intimidating to part with

Did you know July 31st is “National Mutt Day?” There’s no doubt if you have a family pet you probably celebrate them every day, but

Did you know the average American pays $1,674 a year or about $140 a month on auto insurance?* Like it or not, it’s a necessity

“The second busiest retail season of the year, next to holiday shopping.” That’s what one National Retail Federation report had to say, noting that back-to-school

The average new car price hit a record $38,255 in May, according to JD Power. That’s up 12% from the same period a year ago.

Wouldn’t you rather spend your money on making lasting memories with friends and family this summer? If you’re on a tight budget but still want

You may hear lauded financial experts talk about the benefits of paying off your loan early, and what they say is right…mostly. However, are there

“Arkansas woman scammed out of $4,800 after using Cash App.”   “Raleigh man loses $24,000 in Cash App scam.”   The headlines featuring Cash App

“Start saving for retirement while you’re young.” It’s easier said than done when you are just starting, especially if you have student loan payments taking

Will there be a fourth stimulus check sent out?   A group of lawmakers is starting to call for the fourth round of stimulus checks,

Houses. Cars. Gas. Why is everything so much more expensive than it was a year ago?   If you think you’re spending more on things

“There’s something wrong with your Amazon account.” It could be a suspicious purchase, a lost package, or an order they can’t fulfill. If you’ve received

While your idea of fun probably isn’t cleaning out the garage, closets, and kitchen all weekend spring cleaning, as the weather warms up, can be

A recent survey of nearly 1,000 couples who are married, engaged, or in a relationship found nearly 75% said they had gotten mad at their

Maybe you’ve applied for a loan in the past and the loan officer gives you your credit score. It may be high, it may be

If you’ve ever applied for a loan, there’s a good chance you’ve been asked about adding credit life or credit disability insurance to your loan.

How often do you find yourself saying, “I can’t afford that?” Whether it’s about an unplanned expense or something that you want to buy. David

The time for “New Year, new me” resolutions is finally here, and we’ve got five — actually attainable — resolutions that you’ll want to keep

The second round of stimulus checks are on their way, thanks to the signing of the COVID RELATED TAX RELIEF ACT OF 2020 that was

There’s no denying that 2020 has had its fair share of ups and downs. With so much uncertainty, sometimes we forget to slow down, take

The season of holiday shopping is here, and so is the inevitable financial stress— but don’t panic! We’re here to help you conquer the chaos

As the old slogan says, “Set it and forget it!” The days are getting shorter, and the nights are getting longer. Whether you’re running around

A recent report from LendingTree® said that 44% of consumers planned on opening a store credit card this season. However, that same report said that

72% of Americans admit to being stressed about money. Of that 72%, 22% said they would classify their stress as “extreme.” Financial stress has been

Are you missing out on one of the best deals in car buying? With many people opting to stay at home to social distance and

What is one thing you just cannot live without? You know, those little indulgences that help us make it through the day? For some of

You’ve been scrolling through Pinterest during quarantine and now you’re dying to have your own garden, but you don’t have a yard. If you only

It is fair to say that summer 2020 is shaping up to be…unconventional. We all want to have as much fun as possible, but we

You finally decided to bring home a furry friend. You’ve done your research, you’ve figured out what type of pet you want, and you’re ready

Your debt feels impossible. New bills and past due notices are showing up daily. Creditors won’t stop calling. Just as you feel like throwing your

Have you received your COVID-19 stimulus payment or are you expecting it soon? Have you started thinking about how you would spend it? It’s tempting

Economic Impact payments are on their way, and most Americans have already received their money. But, what does it mean for you if you haven’t?

No question – the past few weeks have been insane as a result of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). We’re seeing things unfold that most of us

‘Tis the season…to avoid going broke buying presents for your loved ones. It’s easy to do, right? Sometimes we get carried away and spend more

‘Tis the season…to avoid going broke buying presents for your loved ones. It’s easy to do, right? Sometimes we get carried away and spend more

Retirement. It seems like a lifetime away, right? Probably something you plan to worry about when you’re a little closer to your retirement date. However,

Actor Hill Harper said it perfectly: “Credit card interest payments are the dumbest money of all.” This year wasn’t kind to credit cardholders’ wallets. In

Your credit score. Chances are you either love it or hate it. It’s either the greatest thing in the world or a total hindrance. Or,