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As the calendar drifts into October and the stores begin to feature holiday decorations, your mind might be jumping to everything you need to do for the holidays. The holiday season is a fun time of year, but with gift buying for family and friends, and seasonal parties, the expenses can add up quickly. Try taking the following actions to help save (and even make!) money prior to and during the…
2020 was a year like none other, so it stands to reason that tax season 2021 will have a few surprises in store as well. With the federal tax return and payment deadline moving to May 17, 2021, you have a little bit more time to file your taxes—we have the scoop on a few other things that you can expect to be different this year.
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Stimulus Checks
If you were one of the millions…
As we close out 2020, and head into the new year, North Country Savings Bank has a lot happening! From a new lending office to extensive safety measures, check out some of the latest updates at the bank.
New Lending Office
The Plattsburgh lending office opened on 1 Broad Street, Suite 3. The office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Regional Loan Originator Emily…
If you are a college student, you are probably focusing on getting an education rather than saving for your financial future. However, it is important that you take control of your finances now to avoid problems later. The following tips can help you with your finances and prepare for money management success in your post-college years.
Financial Advice for College Students
Tip #1 - Only…
College is over and your student loan repayments are finally becoming a reality. For many who are straight out of school and unemployed, this is an intimidating situation – but it doesn't have to be.
As you begin preparing to make your first repayments on those student loans that have been a mere thought until now, keep these 'Student Loans 101' tips and considerations in mind to ease your…
It’s September and for many parents, that means it’s time to send the kids off to college. And while getting a college education seems more important than ever, tuition and student loans can weigh heavily. Before the semester starts, avoid the stress that stems from these responsibilities and take the time to stop and review how you and your child will handle college expenses over the next four…
With the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) deadline fast approaching, student loans are on the minds of many parents and students preparing for their first year of college.
As you prepare for the financial commitments associated with student loans, there are some important things to know before graduation day comes, and the repayment period for your loan begins. While it may…
If you have a student heading off to college, they’ve probably got visions of freedom and the good times to come, floating around in their head. And with all of the excitement of the first day of the fall semester approaching, how they’ll handle their finances during all of the fun is likely the last thing on their mind.
If you can impart some tips to your soon-to-be college student, now is a…