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Financial literacy is a never-ending journey. If you’re lucky, you learn the basics of money management when you’re young and have the tools for a bright financial future ahead of you. If you’re not so lucky, you may have never been taught how to budget or save and find yourself worrying daily about how to make ends meet.
Don’t worry, Availa Bank can help. It's part of our mission statement: empower our team to inspire and enable our clients and the communities we serve to achieve financial success. On this page, you will find helpful blogs and resources to guide you to financial freedom in no time. Check out our topics below to learn more!
How2 Host a Summer BBQ on a Budget
07/01/2024Summer is a time for fun, whether that’s vacations, trips to the beach or pool, and BBQs. With all these opportunities for fun, it’s easy to overspend. As we gear up for the 4th of July and other summer parties, we want to help you save some of your hard-earned money for even more fun before the kids go back to school and fall is in full swing. Keep reading for more budget-friendly tips you can use for your next BBQ.
How2 Set Up a Power of Attorney
05/01/2024May is Mental Health Month, and here at the bank, we know that financial problems are one of the biggest sources of stress and mental health problems across America. We want to be part of the solution through our financial literacy programs and blogs just like these. If you’ve been struggling with your finances due to a mental illness or have recently been diagnosed with a mental illness, it may be time to evaluate where your finances stand and how you can secure your assets in case of a mental health related emergency or mental decline.
How To Identify and Avoid Check Fraud
04/02/2024In today's digital world, it's hard to imagine that scammers are using checks to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars each year. However, it's true! In recent years, there's been an increase in reported check fraud, upwards of 680,000 cases per year. And that's just the reported cases.
