At Timberwood Bank, we are always looking for ways to help save you money. Now that it is summertime, we want you and your special someone to get out and enjoy the warm summer months without spending lots of extra cash. Here are few inexpensive date ideas that we put together to help you
Father’s Day is coming up on June 21 and you still need to get your dad that perfect gift. We know you don’t want to break the bank getting your dad his gift, so it would be great if you could find him something he would love that is reasonable and unexpected. Timberwood Bank
Whether we like it or not, Americans and people all across the world are becoming more and more dependent on smartphones every day. With an app for just about anything you could ever need, from online banking and to shopping, smartphones are here to stay. For many folks, with the ease of smartphone use
The warm summer months bring lighter days, busier schedules and maybe even a summer vacation or two. With your summer calendar filling up, it’s hard to not get excited for all of the season’s fun activities! However, all these great things about summer can work against your wallet. In addition to bigger expenses like
We’ve all heard the stories about senior citizens being scammed, and we would never want it to happen to our own loved ones. But, why senior citizens? What makes them more vulnerable? The Federal Bureau of Investigation offers a few reasons why. Some of them include: Their manners. Back in the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s,
Your home has been good to you. It gave you the space you needed to start a family, but now you have outgrown that space. You want to sell, but you want to make sure you get enough out of your house for a decent down payment on the next one. The good news is,
Buying a home: the whole process can feel a little like jumping off of a cliff, whether you are buying your first home or your third. This is especially true when agents and mortgage brokers start throwing around terms you aren’t familiar with. At Timberwood Bank, we want to help take the complexity and anxiety
You’ve completed your last class, you have your cap and gown, and you are ready to finally hit the real world! Graduation can mark the transition between youth and adulthood, and as such, it carries a lot of unknowns. Timberwood Bank would like to take time in today’s blog to cover some financial dos and
Debt is awful. The feeling of owing someone money, especially a large amount of money, is the worst. Continuous debt can feel like a boulder sitting on your shoulders, weighing you down and restricting what you can do with your own money. But how do you get out of debt? There is no one
We have discussed a lot of topics relating to Financial Literacy Month on our Facebook page and in previous blog posts this month. One topic we haven’t yet touched on is saving money, a skill that most adults in the United States appear to have trouble with. It is estimated about one in three
