No matter your stage in life, it’s never too early to begin saving! Whether it’s an emergency fund, saving for goals like a car or a first house, or developing your retirement fund, there are a wide range of strategies and products you can use to meet your savings goals.
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The first week of March is National Consumer Protection Week, a time dedicated to raising awareness about your rights as a consumer and how you can protect yourself whether you’re shopping online, navigating contracts, or simply making everyday financial decisions.
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Buying a home is exciting, but it’s also one of the biggest financial decisions you will make. Whether you’re planning to buy your first home or looking to relocate, now is a great time to start preparing for homebuying season. Follow these strategies to reduce stress and increase your chances of a successful home purchase this season.
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With so many ways to pay, how do you choose the best option for your lifestyle and financial needs? Each method has unique benefits and considerations – here’s a look at the most popular options and when to use them.
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With Tax Season upon us, here are several tips and offers to help you file your return and make the most of your refund!
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Have you and your family been searching for that perfect budget-friendly activity this winter? There are plenty of fun, educational activities and venues to explore around Philadelphia. And as an added plus, none of these events will break your wallet! Some even provide a discount for American Heritage members.
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Identity theft, as well as other types of fraud, are far too common. In fact, more than 230,000 reports of identity theft were received by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the fourth quarter of 2023 alone. But as with any type of fraud, you can protect yourself by understanding hacker’s methods and the ways in which you can protect yourself and your personal data.
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If you’ve ever applied for a loan or a credit card, chances are you have had your credit score looked at. Lenders assess your credit score as a measure of the kind of borrower you are—how likely you are to pay them back, keep up with monthly payments, etc. But what exactly is a credit score, and what factors impact whether you have a good or a poor score?
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It doesn't need to be a new year to set goals and start fresh. Are you making plans for a brighter, more financially secure future? Building or strengthening your emergency fund is a great place to start.
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Once you earn your driver’s license, chances are you’ll have your eyes set on purchasing your first car. But there’s a lot more to this than just knowing your dream car’s make and model. You’ll need to know your budget, explore insurance options, and decide whether to buy a new or used car.
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