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Corinth, NY 12822
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Cohoes, NY 12047
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Glens Falls, NY 12801
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Greenwich, NY 12834
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Hudson Falls, NY 12839
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In the digital Information Age we currently live in, credit cards are thought of as a convenience — something many of us rely on. With a debit card or bank card in hand, consumers don’t have to worry about their bank lobby being open to access their money. As easy as it is to make… Read more »
For many of us, credit cards feel like an important step in becoming a financially independent adult — especially for young adults coming of age. And there’s no shortage of options for those who want or need to borrow funds, whether it’s for a specific purpose, vacation, or to help supplement income. “Credit cards have… Read more »
Your friends are buying homes, your kids want a yard with a pool, and you want your own office space. But is it time for you to buy a house? Purchasing a home is one of the biggest decisions an adult will make in their life, and potentially one of the most stressful times. So,… Read more »
If you’ve taken out a mortgage, auto loan, or even own a credit card, there’s a good chance that you understand the fundamentals of interest rates. You borrow a certain amount of money that you will pay back over an agreed upon time period. Now, because the creditor or financial institution is loaning the money,… Read more »
When you get paid, there are 2 programs that you pay into as mandated by the federal government: Medicaid and Social Security (also known as FICA). There’s no doubt that you’ve noticed this pulled from your paycheck every pay period, and of the two programs Social Security is by a significant margin the more expensive,… Read more »
When it comes to footing the bill on larger expenses, there are usually two ways to pay. You can pay in a lump sum or in installments of payments. A lump sum is one large payment and installations are multiple payments, typically paid on a monthly basis. Like many financial decisions, each option has benefits… Read more »
Home ownership has a lot of perks. You can make renovations and stylistic changes at your leisure, drastically change the layout, and even re-do the backyard completely. You do not have to rely on a landlord to make house repairs, and, in the long run, it’s a better investment than renting. (But you’ll need to… Read more »
If you’ve been a homeowner for a number of years, there’s a good chance that you’re eligible for a home equity loan. But even if you are eligible you may be asking yourself: “Why would I take out another loan?” A home equity loan has quite a few benefits that are worth investigating. Does that mean you… Read more »
When looking to buy a car, sometimes the range of different financing and vehicle options can be difficult to parse through. Do you want to lease or buy? Do you want to take out a loan or buy a car outright? Making these decisions can also be largely dependent on how flexible your income is… Read more »
Buying a home, especially if you are a first-time homebuyer, can be a very confusing and stressful process. Unless you went to college for finance or work in a financial institution, it’s not really something that you would have ever learned and chances are you weren’t looking into getting a mortgage in your teenage years or… Read more »
