Safeguarding Your Child’s Identity In Today's World
Safeguarding Your Child’s Identity In Today's World

Child identity theft isn’t something we often think about. However, it occurs more often than you might expect. According to Javelin’s Child Identity Fraud Report, child identity theft affects 1.25 million kids every year, which translates to about one in 50 children in America. When you see those numbers, it becomes apparent that we must act now to protect the children in our lives.

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Micro Money Lessons Teens Should Know
Micro Money Lessons Teens Should Know

As teens become more independent and take on more responsibilities, they must learn about money management. Understanding the basics of personal finance can set them up for a more secure financial future. From budgeting to saving to investing, teens can learn money lessons now that will serve them well in the coming years - while with the safety net of home. This blog post shares vital money lessons you can help your teenager know.

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How to Beat the Back-to-School Budget Blues (Without Draining Your Savings)
How to Beat the Back-to-School Budget Blues (Without Draining Your Savings)

Getting the kids ready to head back to class is an exciting time, but it’s no secret that the upfront costs can catch your family budget by surprise. Between graphing calculators for high schoolers, new shoes that fit, and tech upgrades for college dorm rooms, the expenses pile up fast. If you’re looking at your school shopping checklist and wondering how to cover it all without wiping out your emergency savings, you aren’t alone.

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Data Breach: What It Is and Why You Should Care
Data Breach: What It Is and Why You Should Care

A data breach happens when unauthorized parties gain access to confidential personal information stored by an organization. What is considered personal information depends on state law but typically includes an individual’s first name (or initial) and last name plus one or more of the following: social Security number, driver’s license number or state-issued ID card number, account number, credit or debit card number, combined with any security code, access code, PIN, or password needed to access an account. 

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