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Blog
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The Reaches of Debt
A study finds debt can lead to poor physical health
Credit card debt isn’t good for you… In more ways than one. Obviously, having lots of debt can cripple you financially, but a new study found that it can also negatively impact your physical health.
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Do or Do Not
How to know if you should borrow against your home equity
Amassing equity by paying down the mortgage on your property is a good thing. Equity refers to the amount of your home that you own. If your home is valued at $200,000 and you owe $100,000 on your mortgage, that means you have $100,000 in equity. One of the benefits of equity is that you can borrow against it. The question is, should you?
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CreditLine CEO Message - January 2022
2021 was a challenging yet exciting year. We appreciate your membership and support as we continue to look ahead to 2022 and beyond.
I want to thank you for your patience and kindness towards our staff during 2021 as we managed some challenges caused by COVID-19.
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Paying With Mobile Can Be Safer Than Plastic — If You Do It Right
Paying With Mobile Can Be Safer Than Plastic — If You Do It Right
Understanding the latest security innovations and protections — layered passwords, staying off public wifi — can make a big difference
Our smartphones make life easier in so many ways. As if calling, texting, web surfing, and using social media wasn’t enough, now, thanks to mobile banking apps, you can handle your finances on your favorite touch-screen as well.
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Missing Steps
What to do if you lose your wallet or purse
Losing your wallet or purse is a giant financial headache. You basically have to get on the phone and call everyone — health insurance providers, credit card companies, etc. — to get things back to normal. If you’ve lost your wallet or purse or had it stolen, here’s a look at what you should do and how to do it.
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Get Back- How to Make Sure You Hit Your End-of-Year Savings Goals
How to make sure you hit your end-of-year savings goals
Believe it or not, 2021 is coming to a close. That means it’s time to think about your end-of-the-year savings goals. Are you going to reach them all? None of them? Some of them? Here’s some tips for getting things back on track to hit those goals.
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Digital Clippings
A look at the best coupon apps
The way people find deals when shopping has changed. For the most part, the days of clipping paper coupons are gone. Now, when you want to save while shopping, you download an app. Here’s a look at some of the best.
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Cybersecurity Check-In: Five Ways To Be Safer Online
Follow these steps to protect your identity and sensitive financial information
Keeping your computers safe from cyber attacks isn’t just something governments and large industries have to worry about these days. Anyone who uses a smartphone, computer or other electronic device to send email, visit social media sites, search the internet or even pay bills online can fall victim to criminals looking to hack into your accounts to steal your passwords, identity and money.
