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Supercharge Your Savings with Certificates
If you’ve been keeping your money in a regular savings account and wondering whether there’s a way to earn more without taking on investment risk, a certificate may be worth considering. Today, we’ll cover how certificates work, why they can be a powerful savings tool, and what you should look for when comparing high-yield certificate…
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Retirement Risks and Estate Planning Education Seminar and Webinar
Retirement is more than a milestone. It is a transition that introduces new financial and planning risks that can affect income, lifestyle, health care, and family legacy. This educational hybrid seminar and webinar focuses on helping participants understand common retirement risks and common estate planning mistakes so they can be better prepared to ask the right questions and make…
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What To Do If You’re a Victim of Check Fraud
The following blog was made by AmericaSaves, in partnership with the American Association of Credit Union Leagues, America’s Credit Unions, and TruStage. Finding out you’ve been a victim of check fraud can feel overwhelming. Maybe a check was stolen from the mail. Maybe your account shows a payment you never authorized. Or maybe you deposited a check that turned out to be fake. No matter…
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How to Detect Check Fraud Early
The following blog was made by AmericaSaves, in partnership with the American Association of Credit Union Leagues, America’s Credit Unions, and TruStage. Whether a check was stolen from the mail, altered, forged, or used in a scam, the sooner you notice suspicious activity, the better your chances are of limiting financial loss and protecting your…
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5 Common Types of Check Fraud
The following blog was made by AmericaSaves, in partnership with the American Association of Credit Union Leagues, America’s Credit Unions, and TruStage. Even in a digital world, checks (paper or electronic) contain valuable information that criminals can use to steal money or commit fraud. At the same time, scammers are increasingly combining traditional check scams with electronic payments, mobile deposits, and peer-to-peer…
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What Is Check Fraud? How It Happens and Why It’s Increasing
The following blog was made by AmericaSaves, in partnership with the American Association of Credit Union Leagues, America’s Credit Unions, and TruStage. Check fraud may sound like an old problem, but it’s still one of the fastest-growing types of financial fraud, and it can affect anyone. While many payments now happen online, millions of people still use paper checks to…
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Save Smarter with a Smart Money Bundle
The sun is shining, children are out of school for the summer, and you may be planning to (or have already scheduled to) take time off from work for vacation; this is the time of the year when you want to sit back and relax while enjoying the nice weather with friends and family. But something…
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7 Smart Money Moves to Make Before Buying a House
Finding the right house can be challenging. For many buyers, it’s a process that’s hard to predict and, in many cases, can take longer than expected. The good news is that the waiting period doesn’t have to be a waste of time. In fact, a few smart financial moves now can put you in a much stronger position when it’s finally time to make that offer. If you’re one…
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Summer Stroll
Previously presented by the City of Nashua, the Downtown Nashua Association is excited to take up the baton of the Summer Stroll! This event turns Main Street into a pedestrian-only festival of food, art, music, and kids’ activities, featuring dozens of vendor tents and local makers. With entertainment for all ages and plenty of opportunities…
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Christmas in July – Humane Society for Greater Nashua
The season of giving isn’t just in December! From July 6th – August 31st, our DW Highway branch is holding a gift card drive for the Humane Society for Greater Nashua! The Humane Society for Greater Nashua is currently in the middle of a building expansion project and they have very limited storage spaces. If you…
