A Few Things You May Want To Add To Your Homeowner's Insurance

Posted on: 23 May 2018

Whether you own your home outright or are still paying for it, you need to have homeowner's insurance to protect your investment. The monthly payments for insurance are a small price to pay when something happens to the buildings, yard, or your belongings that are covered. While going with a standard policy, you may want to go through it and see exactly what is covered. Consider your home and everything you own. [Read More]

4 Times That a Home Equity Loan Can Save Your Finances & Your Sanity

Posted on: 26 February 2018

Tapping your home's value with a home equity loan can be an excellent way to make financial improvements in your life and invest where it can do the most good. How? Here are 4 times when a home equity loan can make a big difference in your life and assets. 1. Replacement for Student Loans. Student loans help you get more education that can mean higher income and more stability for years to come. [Read More]

The Benefits Of Video Banking Solutions

Posted on: 21 December 2017

Envision this: You walk into your bank, but instead of tellers, you see a row of machines that look just like ATM machines. Once you insert your card, a customer service representative pops up on your screen and is able to video chat with you, helping you with your banking needs and solutions. Video banking solutions are currently available at some financial institutions and are expected to roll out to more in the coming years, so this may soon be your reality the next time you set foot inside your bank. [Read More]

What Bail Options Are Available In States That Don'T Allow Private Bail Bonds?

Posted on: 2 November 2017

When a person is arrested for a crime, one of the easiest ways to get the individual out of jail is to use a bail bondsman. For a small fee (typically 10 percent of the ordered bail amount), the company will guarantee the bail and secure the person's release. Unfortunately, a small handful of states (e.g. Maine, Illinois) don't allow private bail companies to operate within their borders. If you (or someone you're helping) are being held in one of these states, here are your options for bailing out jail. [Read More]