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Why You Should Choose An Independent Bank
Also known as a community bank, independent banks are locally owned and operated, with deposits staying in the area as loans to small businesses,...Read More
Also known as a community bank, independent banks are locally owned and operated, with deposits staying in the area as loans to small businesses,...Read More
Owning a home is the cornerstone of financial security for many American families. That’s why you need to be strategic about selecting improvement projects...Read More
Home improvements seem like a great idea. They make your home a more enjoyable place to live, improve curb appeal and can even earn...Read More
Whether you’re restoring, remodeling or redecorating, all home upgrades require an investment of time, effort and money. The big question is which improvements deliver...Read More
Determine the equity you have in your home. Take the current market value of your house and subtract your remaining mortgage payments. The difference...Read More
Women Business Owners (WBOs) added about $1.3 trillion to the U.S. economy in 2013, but many still have hurdles to clear on the road...Read More
Women-owned small businesses account for approximately 50% of privately held companies in the U.S. Most of them (95.8%) earn less than $1 million in...Read More
Now more than ever, banks are looking for newer and better ways to serve women—and with good reason. A study by Pew Research found...Read More
What is Refinancing? When you refinance your home, you’re basically replacing an old mortgage loan with a new one at a lower interest rate....Read More
In this month's shared blog, Investopedia offers a guide to help first-time homebuyers navigate what will probably be the biggest purchase of their lives....Read More
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