The real world is expensive, and if young adults lack financial aptitude, they will struggle not only fiscally, but emotionally as well. That’s why you need to acquire financial skills as you make your way through college, navigate your first job and learn to save for the years to come. 1. College-Bound: Learn About Money… Read more »
It’s no secret that we’re experiencing uncertain economic times. While unemployment remains low, inflation is at a record high and increasing. In response, the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates to help slow the rate of inflation. So, everyone is asking the same question: Are we in a recession? And if so, what should we… Read more »
Even if you’re nowhere near retirement age, saving for retirement should always be on your radar. After all, you want to enjoy your retirement the way you envision it ― without financial worry. If you’re already saving toward retirement, you may be wondering, “What do I need to do to stay on track?” Maybe you… Read more »
Between medical expenses, car payments and rent, it can be hard to find room in your budget to give, no matter how much you want to contribute to a good cause. With the following tips, you can still help those in need even while on a tight budget yourself. Pick a Cause You Care About… Read more »
Whether you’ve recently graduated from college or are winding down from a long career, it’s important to choose the proper investment strategy for your age. With the right approach, you can put your money to work effectively and enjoy greater peace of mind as you draw near to retirement. Basics of Asset Allocation and Diversification… Read more »
In our Minster Bank Community Voices podcast series, we’re giving you expert advice and tips from the professionals inside our organization. Today, we hear from Steve Eiting, a wealth management advisor at Minster Bank with more than 20 years of industry experience, on what you should be thinking about for investing in 2020. Listen to… Read more »
The investment landscape can be volatile and difficult to understand, but investing is a phenomenal way to add to your financial portfolio. The one thing it isn’t, though, is sentimental. That’s why factoring emotions into the way you manage your investments puts you at high risk for making poor decisions and racking up losses. Instead,… Read more »
