Financial Education

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    Financial Education

    December 13, 2017

    End of Year Tips for Businesses

    With the hustle and bustle of the holidays, the end of the year can seem overwhelmingly busy, especially for business owners. There are several items that need attention before the start of the new year. Check out our quick checklist of year-end items to complete and help ease your holiday season stress.

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    Financial Education

    December 3, 2017

    Protecting Seniors from Scams

    Scammers prey on targets of opportunity. Factors like loneliness, cognitive impairment, and coming from an era where people were raised to be polite and trusting often make seniors more susceptible to fraud. Education and awareness is key in helping seniors avoid getting scammed. We are less likely to be conned into something we have been warned about. Sharing your knowledge about scams and knowing what to watch for can protect your friends and loved ones.

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    Financial Education

    September 21, 2017

    Winter Break on a Budget

    Just thinking about how expensive traveling during the winter is can cause anxiety for many.  However, there is no denying it, winter travel is a great excuse to take advantage of your school break or plan a vacation from work and the cold! One of the keys to scoring winter travel deals and to plan an inexpensive getaway is to start planning now.

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    Financial Education

    August 16, 2017

    Budgeting in College

    College marks the beginning of many firsts. For many it will be the first time managing finances completely on your own. It’s important to establish a good budget so you can manage your day-to-day expenses and avoid racking up a lot of debt while you are in school. A good budget helps you manage short-term spending for things like food and books as well as long-term goals like a spring break vacation.

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    Financial Education

    June 21, 2017

    Frugal Camping Tips

    If you are looking to save money while still having a vacation this summer, camping is a great choice. Although camping is much cheaper than paying for hotels and restaurants, if you aren’t careful, costs can quickly add up. Here are some easy tips to help you minimize costs while still having a good time.

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    Financial Education

    June 1, 2017

    How to Buy a Used Car

    Shopping for a used car is a great way to get the most vehicle possible for your money, and there are lots of preowned gems out there just waiting to be found. These simple steps can help you choose one you can drive happily for years to come.

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    Financial Education

    May 6, 2017

    Managing Financial Needs of a Nonprofit

    Idaho Central Credit Union knows that although nonprofits share many characteristics with traditional businesses there are important differences. Our team of experts will take the time to understand and create customized solutions that will allow you to take advantage of every opportunity available to reach your goals. Helping local Idaho nonprofits succeed is something we believe in.

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