Fulton Bank was established in 1882 by local merchants and farmers who wanted to service the banking needs of residents and businesses in the Lancaster, Pennsylvania, region. The bank began acquiring smaller financial institutions in 1948 and quickly grew to the largest banking firm in the Lancaster County. Shortly after celebrating its 100th anniversary, Fulton […]
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When I first started my rental property journey I thought it would be amazing when I hit $10,000 a month in income from them. I passed that up a while ago and have kept going. Let me tell you, it was pretty amazing to hit that milestone and know that no matter what else happens … Read more
Curious about amortization? This schedule explains your monthly payment and how those payments are divided up between principal and interest.
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Youâve heard it said âEverything in moderation.â Like your brain will just know when itâs achieved maximum moderation and you’ll be fine. Who actually achieves their ideal of moderation? I know a lot of people who think their addictive or…
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When it comes to understanding your credit score and credit reporting, there are a lot of terms to remember. Because of this, sometimes itâs easy to get confused when it comes to knowing your rights…
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The Burnout generationâthis is the nickname that has been given to millennials as they seek financial freedom from all of their debts. Millennials earned this nickname on account of being so generally anxious and overworked that just the thought of making a phone call to deal with student loan debt can seem crippling. Looking over […]
Are Millennials Drowning in Debt? is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
Scholarships are a beautiful thing, helping to turn your dreams of attending college into a reality. But unless youâre a 5-star athlete or an exceptionally gifted scholar, your scholarships and grants arenât likely to cover all of your college expenses. The average student entering college will likely need to take out student loans to help […]
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A debt to income ratio (DTI) is a basic calculation that lenders use to determine whether or not a borrower is capable of meeting their monthly debt payments. Itâs a great way to evaluate someoneâs financial health and can benefit the borrower as much as the lender. We have already covered this topic extensively in […]
How Your Debt-to-Income Ratio Affects Your Credit Score is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
Building your credit score is a lot like building a good reputation. It takes years of consistency and work. It can be disheartening news if you have a bad credit score, but that doesnât mean you are completely out of options. The best way to take control of your credit score is to start good […]
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