If a loved one has recently passed in your life, all of us here at American Heritage offer you and your family our sincerest condolences. Loss is never easy, and we are here to support you all as you go through this difficult time.
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The cost of college continues to increase, but so does the availability of tools and strategies to help families plan ahead. Whether your child is starting kindergarten or preparing for college tours, now is the perfect time to revisit your savings strategy.
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Buying a home is undoubtedly one of the largest, if not the largest, purchases you will make in your lifetime. With such weight on finding and buying a home, it’s typical to be nervous about homebuying or to not even know where to start. Thankfully, there are lots of resources and programs out there designed to help you for this specific purpose.
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Hackers are always inventing new ways to steal people's information and assets for their own personal gain. Recently, hackers have been using a Phantom Hacker scam, which combines impersonation with social engineering in order to access your accounts and devices.
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We can't predict when disaster will strike, but we can plan for it. From blizzards, floods, and power outages to medical emergencies and job loss, unexpected events can shake up your life and your budget. That’s why every September, National Preparedness Month reminds us all to prepare ahead of time to protect our families, homes, and finances.
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Are you ready to borrow but don't have a strong credit history? Whether you're just getting started in life, recently moved to the U.S., or are rebuilding after a long credit break, applying for your first loan can feel intimidating, especially if your credit file is thin or nonexistent. The good news? You have more options than you think.
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Whether statements are something that come to your mailbox or your email inbox, it’s important to look at them each month. Statements show much more than just your monthly transactions—they show your current rates, your balances, and can be a indicator if you’ve fallen victim to fraud.
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From notebooks and new shoes to tablets and tuition, the average family spends hundreds gearing up for a new school year. But a little planning goes a long way. Whether you're shopping for your kindergartener or your high schooler, here's how to make the most of your budget this season without sacrificing your child's success or your financial freedom.
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Tuesday, August 12 is recognized as International Youth Day. This observance offers an opportunity to recognize the importance of children and young adults in society, as well as ways to support their development and growth. Children are naturally curious, and as they get older, they’re sure to have more questions about money.
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Taking on the role of power of attorney (POA) agent for a parent can feel overwhelming, because it is. It means stepping into their shoes, often during times of vulnerability, and making important decisions about their finances, healthcare, or both. But while it comes with legal authority, it also comes with emotional weight and familial complexity.
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