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Debt got you down? We’re here to help. Mike Crews, Universal Banker III at Town and Country Bank, is spearheading a ten-part financial literacy seminar with the Springfield Housing Authority (SHA) to help residents obtain the knowledge needed to achieve their financial goals. During his October seminar, Mike focused on understanding and reducing debt by outlining common terminologies and debt reduction strategies.

Concerned about your financial future? You aren't alone. Mike Crews, Universal Banker III at Town and Country Bank, is partnering with the Springfield Housing Authority to provide a ten-part financial literacy seminar to help residents achieve their financial goals. In September's seminar, Mike discussed the types of assets and how to utilize them to build financial security.

Teaching your teens about budgeting is a lesson that will benefit them for the rest of their lives and help ensure that they reach their financial goals. So how do you start? Read our blog to learn more!

Recent low interest rates have many people reconsidering where to put their money. Not sure whether you should open a new money market or checking account? We have some helpful advice.

Whether it’s your first time opening an account or you’re looking for something new, finding a checking account that suits your financial needs is important. Different banks have various benefits, fees, and requirements, so doing some research can help you find the best fit for you.

In this article, we’ll highlight five simple ways you can boost your savings and make other smart money moves. If you have questions about your own situation, call or visit one of our 11 branches.

As a college student, you may not have an abundance of opportunities to take on credit accounts and build your credit history, but that doesn’t mean you can’t try.

For ease and safety, many customers now prefer to bank from their home or phone as much as possible. We have several free and secure ways to do your banking without coming to a branch building, while still giving you great customer service.

Americans need to improve their financial literacy. According to several measures, our basic knowledge of finances, such as how interest rates work or how to save for retirement, is woeful. Learn how you can improve your financial literacy!

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the stock market has fluctuated greatly, sometimes within a day. It can send shivers down an investor’s spine. Don’t let it.