You Do Not Have to Go Into Debt this Holiday Season By Glen McKenzie For many North Texans and people all across the nation, the holiday season brings days filled with good food, family gatherings, […]
Maybe It Is Time…To Join Your Local Credit Union By Glen McKenzie Perhaps, you have passed by a branch location or viewed advertisements and billboards around town for DATCU, the local credit union serving North […]
By Glen McKenzie If you’ve lived in North Texas for any length of time, you’ve seen the tremendous growth in this market. In fact, over the last few years, home inventory has been extremely tight. […]
Courtesy DATCU Denton County Teachers Federal Credit Union began Aug. 7, 1936, as the nation was in the midst of the Great Depression, in a one-room building on the campus of North Texas State College. […]
Courtesy Landmark Bank Buying a home can be a stressful time for both first-timers and seasoned veterans. One of the biggest concerns that keeps homebuyers up late at night is whether their offer is high enough or […]
By John W. Ferguson, Jr., CLU,CFS, AIF®, Strategic Financial Partners Some people think managing money is fun. They read the Wall Street Journal every day, track financial news online, create and follow household budgets and […]
By Michele Barber, Northstar Bank You’ve just won the Texas Lottery and you have two choices of how to receive your earnings: $1,000 an hour for 24 hours for 30 days or a penny doubled […]
Author: Craig Watson During the last several years, Revocable Living Trusts have been increasingly marketed by radio commercials advertising internet websites. In addition, many retired citizens have been inundated by telephone solicitations and direct mail […]
Riding a bicycle is about getting your balance and keeping it until you reach your destination. Likewise, investing requires finding and periodically adjusting the balance of assets in your portfolio to help keep your investment plan on track. […]
It’s a sobering government statistic: At least 70% of people 65 years and older will need long-term care services at some point. Long-term care recipients will need help with daily living skills—such as bathing, dressing or preparing meals—for an average of three years, a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report prepared in 2012 further predicts. […]
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