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Financial Wellness
7 Tips For Ending The Year Financial Fit

October marks the beginning of the fourth fiscal quarter of the year. Called Q4, the period of October, November, and December is a great opportunity to take a close look at your financial health and take action to set yourself up for success in 2025. Here are 7 tips for ending the year financial fit. 

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Farmers Agents
Tips For Avoiding Phone Scams

“Hello, we’ve noted a problem with your account ending in 4321. Can you please give me your Social Security Number so I can verify your identity?” Talk about service, you may think. Your financial institution is calling you to report suspicious activity related to your account. Here’s the problem: There’s been no suspicious activity. The person is not calling from your financial institution. It’s a scam.

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Employee Wellness
It’s Time To Thank An HR Professional

Today, September 26, is Human Resource Professional Appreciation Day. Allow us to take a moment to salute all these individuals for what they do to help people all year long. One of the critical things more and more human resource (HR) professionals have been focusing their efforts on is ways to relieve the financial stress of employees. Read more.

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Money Smarts
How To Increase Your Money Smarts

How would you rate your financial literacy? Are you a money maven, the person all your friends and family turn to for advice? Or are you more of a “as long as the bills are getting paid and I’m saving a bit each month, that’s all I need to know” type of person? According to a recent study, only 57 percent of people in the U.S. are financially literate.* Read more.

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Financial Wellness
It Doesn’t Pay To Get A Payday Loan

There are any number of reasons you may need a short-term loan. When considering your options, there’s one loan you should approach with caution: a payday loan. A payday loan is typically a short-term, high-cost loan, generally of $500 or less, which you typically must pay back on your next payday. One reason people choose a payday loan is that, in many cases, no credit check is required.

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