Regardless if you’re just starting out, starting over, or are somewhere in between, it’s important to include saving for the future as part of your financial plan. Designed to safeguard your money until you need it, a savings account is a secure place to deposit your money while building up your savings over time.
The article “What to Do If Your Identity Is Stolen” describes the warning signs of identity theft, how hackers get access to your data, and the steps to take if you suspect identity theft. Read the full article to learn how to stay safe online and prevent identity theft.
The article “8 Biggest Small Business Cybersecurity Misconceptions” discusses the top small business cybersecurity misconceptions and provides tips to protecting your business, training employees, and instituting cybersecurity processes.
Elder abuse comes in many forms, one being elder financial exploitation. Learn more about elder abuse awareness, elder financial exploitation, how to stay protected, the warning signs, and what actions can be taken if you or someone you know falls victim.
If you’ve watched the news or scrolled through your social media feed recently, you’ve probably heard the buzz regarding “Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or FDIC Insurance” and its importance in both good and not-ideal economic conditions.
These days, anyone can fall victim to identity theft and servicemembers might be relatively easy targets. Because servicemembers are away from home for long stretches of time and receive a steady source of income, it's easy for scammers to obtain a servicemember's information without being noticed.
The local news has been reporting all summer on mail being stolen from USPS locations (outside drop off locations) and thieves stealing mail out of business and consumer mailboxes. USPS recommends dropping your mail inside the USPS location not the outside boxes.