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Open a CDARS Account to Protect and Build Your Wealth
October 10, 2024

Non-Deposit Investment Products are: not insured by the FDIC; not a deposit or other obligation of, or guaranteed by, the bank; subject to investment risks, including possible loss of the principal amount invested.  As your business grows, you may reach key milestones like hitting revenue goals or successfully expanding into new markets. Sustained business growth […]

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5 Benefits of Selecting Local Banks in Houston Texas
May 15, 2024

In the Houston banking landscape, businesses and consumers have a nearly endless range of options when they’re looking for a specific product or service. Finding a bank that meets your specific needs through a personalized approach can make the difference between a positive and frustrating experience. Discover the benefits of choosing a community-based bank like […]

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Why We Love (and Need) Wallet Pay Apps Right Now
June 15, 2021

Have you ever gone to dinner with a group of friends, but the restaurant wouldn’t split the check? Or—given the new social etiquette after the recent COVID-19 pandemic—would you like to avoid passing cash and cards physically between you and others? Rather than worrying about carrying around your most valuable financial assets, now we have […]

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What You Need to Know Before Making Investments
March 18, 2021

Entering the world of investing seems overwhelming, but there are ways to get started with just a little money and a few tips. Here are some things you need to know to get started. Determine Your Investment Goals Are you looking for short-term gains or investing for retirement? Playing the stock market, for example, is […]

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Discuss Finances with Your Significant Other Before Your Wedding Day
March 2, 2021

Deciding to share your life with someone through marriage means working together on everything, including your finances. Once married, you and your spouse will be financially responsible for joint debts, filing a joint income tax return (or married filing separately, as applicable), and physical things like putting food on the table and paying rent. An […]

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Ask Yourself These Questions When Building a Plan to Save for College
February 11, 2021

With inflation rates for college costs estimated at 3%-10% per year—tuition and fees, along with room and board, could skyrocket by the time your child is a freshman. This leaves parents wondering how to help them pay for it all. Like any savings goal, putting away the money for college starts with a plan. So here are […]

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Review Your Credit Report Regularly to Catch Identity Fraud Threats
February 8, 2021

There is no reason to fear a credit check if you know what is waiting in your report. That’s why we recommend making a habit of monitoring your credit report and addressing issues as they arise. This will help to safeguard your credit against attempts to steal your financial identity or establish fraudulent credit in […]

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Tips to Boost Your Retirement Savings
January 29, 2021

Determining exactly how much retirement savings you need is no easy task. In order to make the perfect calculation, you would need to know your level of expenses during retirement, future tax rates, future returns on your assets, and ultimately how long you are going to live. These are all things you know off the […]

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How to Get the Most Out of Your Safe Deposit Box
January 11, 2021

Safe deposit boxes offer a secure place away from your home or office to store your valuables. This includes jewelry, stamp or coin collections, and negotiable items like stock certificates and bonds. It is also an excellent place to keep things that are irreplaceable or have sentimental value. A household inventory (on video or written), appraisals, […]

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Helping Young Adults Build a Financial Vocabulary
December 6, 2020

Taking on the responsibility of your bills and investments for the first time in life is a huge step.  Not everyone is ready to manage this step, but with some time and research you can feel confident enough to make sound decisions. The sooner you learn how to make financial decisions on your own, the […]

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