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Reasons to Start Investing Young
Have you been hearing all the buzz about investing? You may be wondering if it’s a good choice for you and if it’s even worth your time. There are benefits to setting up an investment strategy; benefits that, the sooner you can get involved, the bigger your return could be. There is a lot of…
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Three Things to Know About Medical Debt
When you go to the doctor, it’s usually because you want to be healthier, and you want to feel better. But there’s a big side effect that is plaguing many Americans today. And that’s medical debt. Have you ever found yourself in a medical situation but avoided going to the doctor because you were afraid…
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Creating a Debt Payoff Plan
By Wilmer Infante If this is the year you’re going to focus on your debt and finally get it out of your life, then we have the perfect tool to help you do that! Best of all, it’s free! I have figured it out. I am super excited to share this with you because I…
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Triangle Credit Union Supports Army of Greater Nashua’s Angel Tree Tag Program
NASHUA, NH – Each year, employees of Triangle Credit Union, headquartered in Nashua, NH, provide support to the Salvation Army of Greater Nashua’s Angel Tree Tag program. A total of 41 tree tag requests have been filled by Triangle’s staff for this year’s holiday season. Tree tag requests ranged from bicycles, clothing, shoes, hygiene products,…
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Tips to Recognize Phishing Scams
The following content is from an article by KnowBe4 Security Awareness and Training solutions.Fraudsters are constantly coming up with ways to get sensitive information from trusting people. One common tactic is called Phishing and we’ll explain how they use it to collect your personal information without you even realizing it.Triangle believes it’s important to keep…
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What is a CD
You may have heard of CDs, but do you really understand what they are or why anyone would use them? CDs can be very useful financial tools for earning higher interest on your money. CD is an acronym for Certificate of Deposit. It’s a specific type of savings account you can use to grow your…
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Three Ways to Handle Your Credit Card Payments If You’ve Lost Income
Losing your income is a terrible experience for anyone to go through and if you’re one of the millions of people who also have credit card debt, even the smallest loss in your earnings can knock you down even further. Here are three strategies for you to hold steady while you work to fill the…
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How to Budget for a Fluctuating Income
Whether you listen to Triangle’s Making Money Personal podcast or follow our YouTube channel, we talk a lot about budgeting. Sometimes it’s difficult to budget because of inconsistent income—perhaps you’re paid on commission, have a seasonal job or part time job that doesn’t offer a consistent number of hours per pay period. How do you…
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Top 4 Money Apps
How to use Apps to help Manage your Money It’s no secret that if you have a smart phone and you need to fill a need, there’s an app for that. App Stores are filled with thousands of useful mobile apps to help you work, exercise, eat, play and everything in between. A big category…
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How to use Apps to help Manage your Money
It’s no secret that if you have a smart phone and you need to fill a need, there’s an app for that. App Stores are filled with thousands of useful mobile apps to help you work, exercise, eat, play and everything in between. A big category in mobile apps is finance. Here are the top…
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Calculating Your New Worth
Do you ever hear the people talking about net worth and ask yourself what that means and why is it important to track? The dictionary defines net worth as “the total wealth of an individual, company, or household, taking account of all financial assets and liabilities.” Most people will agree that the definition of net…
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What Is Debt Consolidation?
What is Debt Consolidation? Simply, it is a financial strategy of rolling high-interest debts into a single lower-interest payment. This means that all of your debts are bundled into one monthly payment, through either a credit card or fixed-rate personal loan. If you’re undecided on whether to go the route of debt consolidation, here are…