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Whether you’re just starting college or just starting your new career. You need to learn to control your finances before they control you. Don’t look back 20 years from now and wish you had learned how to manage your money sooner.
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BTT Rewind - Blueprint to an effective Budget (opens the original)
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Would you trust a contractor to build your dream home if he said he would figure out the floorplan as he goes? Or would you expect a detailed blueprint that describes where every element of the house will be placed? Shouldn’t we expect the same type of planning when it comes to our money? Surprisingly, studies show that many Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck with very little saved for emergencies. Even among those who use a budget, many admit to overspending and not sticking to the plan they m
Protecting Aging Parents from Abuse (opens the original)
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An increasingly important topic of care of our senior parents is the topic of Elder Abuse. As our parents enter life stages, their dependence on caregivers increase for daily support and financial management. But, what if those caregivers don't their best interests at heart? In this edition of Between the Ts, we discuss these challenges and ways families can protect their loved ones from physical, emotional, and financial abuse. Investment products are not a deposit or obligation of Texas Bank a
The High Cost of Freedom (opens the original)
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If America’s 250th anniversary can teach us anything, it’s that declaring freedom is easy—but maintaining it requires strategy, sacrifice, and consistent action. The same is true of personal finance. True financial independence comes with a cost, and it requires a plan. In this edition of Between the Ts, we sit down with Chris Bearden, Chief Financial Officer for Texas Bank and Trust, to examine The High Cost of Financial Freedom and how everyday financial decisions can shape our future. Listen
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