Managing money is a foundational life skill. There are so many factors involved and so many open-ended questions at play.
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5 Ways To Boost Your Immunity During The Coronavirus Pandemic
1. Reduce stress Stress hormones strain the immune system so it can’t do its best at protecting us from those nasty bacteria, says Dr. Tammy Born of the Born Clinic, Grand Rapids, Mich. Reduce the amount of stress in your life by practicing mindfulness, keeping in touch with friends and family through virtual means while social gatherings…
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How To Talk About Budgeting With Your Kids
She pointed at the longer
column. “This is the amount of money we need to spend on certain expenses each
month.”
Then, she pointed at the
shorter column. “And this is the money we have to work with each month.”
“But how do you figure out how
much money you need for everything?” David asked.
You’re Invited to our 66th Anniversary Party!
Join us for sweets and treats and to celebrate our 66th year serving our members on June 6 in the CTCU parking lot!
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Is Life Really Getting More Expensive?!
Even after adjusting for inflation, today’s dollar buys much less than it did 50 or 25 years ago. For example, a gallon of gas in 1994 cost just $1.06. In late 2018, the average price for a gallon of gas was $2.88, a full 75% higher than it would be if only adjusted for inflation.
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We Want To “CU in the Park!”
The public is invited and encouraged to come enjoy fun for all ages when the Tyler Area Credit Unions present CU in the Park, a totally free event featuring a petting zoo, pony rides, games, prizes, inflatables, and a food truck!
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Why Does My Mortgage Lender Need So Much Information?
The more proof the lender has for the buyer’s reliability and good financial standing, the more protection they have.
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How To Fit In “Mommy Time” While Working Two Jobs
“Conversations with friends will always be colored with their fear of hurting you, and they might be sugar-coating the truth, even if that’s what you need to hear. Your parents are different. They’ll tell it to you like it is, because they truly care about your happiness and wellbeing.”
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