Personal Finance

Avoiding Postmortem Identity Theft

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Ghosting. Grave robbery. Impersonating the dead. Any way you say it, postmortem identity theft is scary, and unfortunately common. Postmortem identity theft happens when a scammer obtains information from an obituary or stolen death certificate or buys personal information about a deceased person off the internet.

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Bill Pay Helps You Control Your Bills

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Have you tried our online bill payment service yet? Bill Pay makes paying bills less painful, reduces the risk of identity theft, and makes it easier to pay off credit cards and other debts. This versatile tool is available for FREE to all kstate CREDIT UNION members.

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Divorcing? Check Your Financial Situation

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If you didn't play a role in managing family finances during your marriage, and you’re going through a divorce, you could be at a disadvantage. It's important for both spouses to understand their current financial situation and post-divorce needs.

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Put Your House to Work

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Sometimes we see a beautiful house and think, “I should sell my home and get a house like that one!” But your current home has something a new home doesn’t have—equity. Home equity provides homeowners a ready financing source to turn their house into their dream home.

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Secure Your Mobile Wallet

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There are many mobile applications that allow you to carry out most of your personal finance transactions online and on the go.

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An Easy Plan for a Car Repair Bill

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The average car repair bill costs around $550—an amount that would have many Americans reaching for their credit card.

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5 Reasons Credit Unions Offer the Best Auto Loans

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The average cost of a new vehicle today is around $37,000.

The purchase of a car likely will be the second largest expenditure you have, second only to the purchase of a home. Whether you desire the shiny, brand new one, or if you are content with finding a reliable used one, we want to help you to get the most for your money.

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Why Credit Unions Want to make Your Kids Financially Strong

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All parents want their kids to grow up healthy.

But most of the time that discussion focuses on getting them to eat more vegetables and spend less time in front of screens. Too few think about their kids’ well-being in terms of their financial health.

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Teach Your Kids Good Beliefs about Money

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The way your parents handle money had a big influence on the way you handle your own finances. If they modeled good financial behavior, then you were given an invaluable gift.

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Tax Returns: Everything You Need to Know in 7 Steps

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Tax returns are an essential part of every individual’s financial life. It is the process of submitting information about your income, deductions, and credits to the government to calculate the amount of taxes owed or refund due. Check out this step-by-step guide to help you understand the tax return process. 

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