Category: Budgeting

10 Inexpensive Ways to Decorate Your Home for Fall

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Fall into the season without falling into debt! You can have a cozy autumn vibe without breaking the bank. The pictures that you look fondly on in magazines doesn’t have to be a “someday” home goal if you follow these simple tips.  1. Nature’s Touch It’s a beautiful time of year. Take it indoors! The

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6 Ways to Ditch Your Bad Money Habits

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Too many Americans have poor money habits. Do you resonate with this in the way you spend and think about money? Perhaps you were never taught financial literacy in school like many others. However, there’s no time better than the present to start learning and why not learn it from the experts at Timberwood Bank?

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How to Save for Your Dream Vacation

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From sunny beaches to tall mountains, everyone has their own version of a dream vacation. But how do you save enough cash to go? It’s important to see the world and take in all it has to offer, which is why Timberwood Bank has come up with these tried and trusted ways to save for

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How to Save for Your Baby’s Future

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Blankets, gliders and toys galore – the list of items you need for your baby’s arrival seem like a mile long. The good news is that while some items like diapers and wipes are essential, baby can get along just fine without the matching crib and dresser set. What’s more important is planning for the

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8 Surprising Ways to Save on Baby Stuff

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Oh baby! Although they are small, babies can take up a significant amount of your budget. Many first time parents experience sticker shock with the numbers they see as they walk through the baby section at their favorite stores. Thankfully, there are ways to make these expenses easier to manage so you can focus on

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4 Frugal Ways To Save On School Supplies

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School is back! While you’re working on gathering those school supplies, be sure you aren’t overspending on some of the essentials. We’re here to give a little advice on ways you can save on supplies, while making sure you still get everything on the list. Re-use Start by shopping at home. You have drawers full

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Budgeting Checklist for Buying Your First Home

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Buying your first home can be an exciting, but overwhelming experience. With the right bank and agent, most of the hassle should be taken off your shoulders. So now, it’s time to make sure you’re checking these items off your list to allow for a smooth house buying journey – without breaking the bank. Check

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Best Retirement Strategies for Your 20s

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If you’re in your twenties and thinking about retirement, you are light-years away from your peers who wait until it’s too late. You’ll be so glad you started to take serious steps towards your golden years with these straightforward strategies. 1. Negotiate More Your first job isn’t typically known to be a real money maker.

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Savings Hacks for College Students

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While college remains one of the best ways you can invest in yourself and your future, it doesn’t change the fact that the costs of attending college only continues to grow. Focusing on your education should be your top priority while you’re in school. However, developing strong saving habits can not only cut costs while

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