If you’ve recently been in a car accident, the other driver’s car insurance company might try to ask for a statement. Before you say anything, learn about the risks of talking about the crash with the other insurance company, as well as find a wiser strategy to pursue in this scenario. What Not to Say… Read more »
Setting spending limits and crunching numbers isn’t a traditional recipe for family fun. But it is possible to make the process of creating, maintaining and benefiting from family budgets an enjoyable one. You and your family will find financial joy within the budgeting process with these tips. 1. Talk It Through Finances are a complicated… Read more »
When you have enough money to cover your everyday expenses, you should consider saving money for the future. You can choose to put this money in a secure savings account with your financial institution or invest it in the market. There are risks and benefits of each that you should consider before making your final… Read more »
Weddings are a celebration of love, joy and commitment, but between booking a venue, ordering the catering and sending out invitations, your expenses can pile up and put a damper on the fun. In 2018, the average wedding cost more than $44,000 — that’s more than the average student loan for a four-year degree. But… Read more »
Whether you’re saving for a big investment or hoping to retire soon, the stock market is a good place to make your money work for you. Two of the most common forms of investment are mutual funds and individual stocks. Both of them can provide big returns, but you need to understand each option before… Read more »
You might be wondering if it’s a good time to set up a joint bank account. Maybe you’re getting ready to tie the knot or finally consolidate your money with your spouse. There are many benefits to having a joint bank account, but is it the best option for your situation? Pros of Opening a… Read more »
Ever wonder why so many people love mobile banking? It’s probably because banking online is a great way to set, track and stick to a budget. And according to CreditCards.com, in 2016, 62 percent of Americans cited digital banking as their primary method of banking. There are many benefits to tracking your spending on an… Read more »
Since its inception in 1988, Wells Brothers of Anna, Ohio, has been a family owned business. Incorporated in 1989, Wells Brothers’ President is Curt Wells, his brother Jerry is Vice President and Curt’s wife Sandy is the Secretary and Treasurer. The company began with electrical and HVAC residential services, and now primarily focuses on the… Read more »
No matter how old you are, the entrepreneurship bug can bite and give you the itch to start a business. If you’ve been working for some time, you probably have some experience in the industry you’re launching into and have spent time in the business world. However, if you’re younger, there’s more for you to… Read more »
When Tristan and Kenisha Henning and their three-year-old son began looking to buy their first home, it was Kathy Sampson at Minster Bank’s St. Marys location who first suggested they apply for the Welcome Home funds. “Kathy was the first person to bring it up to us and explain it to us,” Kenisha Henning said…. Read more »
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