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Fall and Winter Home Prep to Save You Money

Posted on November 29th, 2017 in DIY Projects, Home Improvement, Savings, Seasonal by SSBblogger |

As the seasons change, so do your bills. However, finding new ways to save can be tricky when you’re already super savvy. By creating a good savings foundation during the fall and winter, you will be able to start 2018 in a healthy financial state. That’s why Security State Bank has compiled a list of […]

6 Ways to Maximize Online Holiday Shopping

Posted on November 12th, 2017 in Savings, Seasonal by SSBblogger |

Let’s face it, Black Friday and Cyber Monday aren’t for everyone. You rise at the crack of dawn and either have to fight the crowds or hope you have faster Wi-Fi than other shoppers. Luckily, these aren’t your only options when it comes to getting deals around the holidays. Security State Bank has compiled this […]

Using the Holidays to Teach Your Kids About Money

Posted on October 25th, 2017 in Budgeting, Cash, Holiday Shopping, Savings by SSBblogger |

When fall hits, that means that the holidays are approaching. During these special occasions, kids are exposed to a different setting where they get gifts, large meals, cards, and more. That’s why THIS BANK believes that this time of the year is a great opportunity to teach your children about money. Below are a few […]

How to Financially Prepare for Natural Disasters

Posted on October 11th, 2017 in Financial Mangement, Savings, Security by SSBblogger |

When it comes to preparing your finances for certain occasions, natural disasters usually aren’t one of the events that come to mind. However, not creating an emergency fund for the unexpected could hurt you immensely since Mother Nature doesn’t care whether you’re prepared or not. That’s why Security State Bank has put together a few […]

5 Strategies to Shrink Debt

Posted on September 14th, 2017 in Budgeting, Financial Management, Savings by SSBblogger |

Minimizing your debt can always seem like a mountain of to-do lists. With various recurring payments, differing interest rates, and due dates that never seem to end, if you feel overwhelmed, you’re not alone. While having credit card, or other outstanding debt, isn’t a situation anyone wants to find themselves in, a surprising 38.1% of […]

How to Create Better Habits

Posted on August 31st, 2017 in Budgeting, General, Savings by SSBblogger |

If you’re like us, starting a new diet, or working to exercise more often is more difficult than we initially planned. The same is true with many financial goals you may have. Saving for retirement, eliminating credit card debt, increasing your credit score; these are all things that take time and dedication to complete, but […]

What’s the Best Money Lesson Your Parents Taught You?

Posted on July 19th, 2017 in Being Thankful, Budgeting, Community, Savings by vgmforbin |

Helping your little one understand the intricacies of personal finance can often seem like an uphill battle. Luckily, our team at Security State Bank has a wealth of knowledge from the lessons our parents instilled in us! We’re excited to share our family’s words of wisdom in today’s blog, and implore you to try their […]

Posted on June 23rd, 2017 in Being Thankful, General, Savings by vgmforbin |

  After saying “Yes!” your world may have been turned upside down! With your days now filled with countless decisions, a never-ending to-do list, and a number of ongoing requests, you can’t help but become overwhelmed. To help you and your sweetheart relax during this rollercoaster of a ride, our team at Security State Bank […]

5 Financially Savvy Ways to Use Your Tax Refund

Posted on April 7th, 2017 in Savings, Taxes by vgmforbin |

Getting your taxes done early not only takes one more thing off your to-do list but further allows you to start planning for the future. Working with your tax professional, determine how much your family may receive this year from a tax refund. No matter the amount, we recommend putting it towards your financial goals […]