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Levels of Estate Planning

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Estate plans are only for rich people. This is just one of the many misconceptions some people have about estate planning. Estate planning is not just about wealth it is about families. If you have a family, then it is

April is Financial Literacy Month: Grow Your Knowledge and Your Investments

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April is Financial Literacy Month, a great reminder to focus on improving your understanding of personal finance. At Central National Bank, we believe that knowledge is power, especially when it comes to your money. This month, we’re highlighting the importance

How to Avoid Overspending During Spring Break: Smart Spending Tips

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Spring break is the perfect time to unwind, enjoy some sunshine, and create lasting memories. But, with all the fun and excitement, it can be easy to lose track of your spending and end up with a credit card bill

The Importance of Investing Money in the Stock Market

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Investing money is like planting seeds for your financial future. Just as a well-tended garden yields a bountiful harvest, strategic investments can grow your wealth over time. However, if you’re like me, you have a beautiful garden plot with great

Love and Banking: Surprisingly, Similar Paths to Success

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I cannot speak for anyone else, however when I think of love and banking, I certainly do not put them in the figurative “similar” column. One is about emotions and relationships, and the other about numbers and transactions. Right? Yes,

CD Strategy: Short vs. Long-Term Gains & Laddering

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When it comes to growing your savings securely, Certificates of Deposit (CDs) have once again become a popular choice among investors. The decision lately might come down to choosing between a less attractive rate at a longer term versus a

Teaching Your Kiddos About Money

We’ve all heard the phrase “Kids are like sponges”. They pick up things we want them to and also some things we don’t! As a parent, what are the lessons you’re responsible for teaching them? Hygiene, how to cook, fill

Save Without the Sacrifice

We have all been told that one of the easiest ways to save money is to give up things like our coffee runs or subscription services we don’t necessarily need. In fact, I’ve written a few blogs on these topics.

CD Shopping: Three Wise Tips for Growing your Savings this Holiday Season

This is, perhaps, the first holiday season in a long time where we’re in an economic environment favoring deposit rates. Maybe you already spent all your money on gifts for the family. If not, you may be wondering if it

Couponing Tips for Beginners

I’m sure we have all heard of “Extreme Couponers” and how crazy good they are at saving money. If you have ever thought to yourself “Man, I should really get into that couponing business” but you aren’t entirely sure where

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