Finances
So you’ve just endured two, four, six…maybe eight years of college education, graduated and received your diploma. Congratulations! This is a huge accomplishment and should be celebrated properly! If you’re like most college graduates, however, you now have a pile of debt from student loans, unless of course you received a scholarship and/or grant money to pay for your education, in which case – good for you, smarty pants. But for most graduates, financial aid is used for higher education. A large percentage of college graduates owe an average of more than $37,000 for the four years (or longer) they put in earning a degree*. Let’s take a look at how you can manage student loan debt efficiently after college:
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Read More »Make way for Mobile Banking! With the development of smartphones, users are now able to download mobile banking apps to control their finances from the palm of their hand. We understand Mobile Banking may not be a preferred way to bank for some, but for those who are interested or new to U1 Mobile Banking, this quick beginner's guide will lay out all the know-hows the app has to offer.
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