Withdrawing savings from an IRA is one option to pay for college tuition. But is it a good idea?
Seeking housing assistance can be a complex, confusing process.
Before you can choose a successor, you need to know what your business needs to succeed after your departure.
It’s important to stay calm when the markets aren’t.
Market volatility, especially dramatic sell-offs, are unsettling to most of us. Here are a few reassuring facts to help you keep a positive perspective and some precautions that may reduce your risks.
While the majority of the 60,000 U.S. deaths caused by the coronavirus have been individuals at higher risk due to age or pre-existing health conditions, we have all seen reports of younger, seemingly healthy men and women who have become very ill and in some cases, even succumbed to COVID-19.
College costs can be more than a little painful, but with the proper financial planning, you could be whistling your child’s college fight song all the way to the bank.
Vacation is in the air. You can almost smell the saltwater and hear the crashing of the waves if you try hard enough. For those of you ready to trade in your snow shovel for a sand shovel, don’t worry; we have you covered.
MACU’s FREE Shred Day is on the books for Saturday, June 20. Shredding sensitive documents helps prevent identity theft. Do your part to protect your identity by bringing your documents to the Ohio Street branch on June 20 to be professionally disposed of.
Shredding is easy with MACU. Simply pull up to the shred truck, and MACU team members will be available to take your documents to the shredder. Shred Day is open to the community.