The first installment of MSR’s Youth Financial Education Series, sponsored by JPMorgan Chase, breaks down the difference between gross pay and net pay and why budgeting on the wrong number is one of the most common financial mistakes young earners make.
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Scammers don’t take holidays
How to help protect your money this season There always seems to be a never-ending list of tasks during the holiday season, from booking flights to purchasing gifts for loved ones. As you prepare for the holidays, it’s also critical to keep an eye out for online scams that aim to steal your money and […]
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Is your business ready for unexpected challenges? Â
In times of crisis or change, flexibility and preparation are key. JPMorganChase’s Kaltrina Rezniqi shares practical steps to help businesses build resilience and maintain stability amid disruption.
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Investing Basics: Stocks, Bonds, and Building Wealth
Investing doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Learn how to get started with stocks, bonds, ETFs, and more — even with just a few dollars a month.
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Buying Your First Home: A Comprehensive Guide
Becoming a first-time homeowner in Minneapolis? Get these 5 essential tips for first-time home buyers — from budgeting to finding the right real estate agent.
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Ten Tips to Keep Your Business Cybersafe
To protect their data and operations from cybersecurity threats, businesses should create guidelines for accessing data, manage their network, maintain business continuity, protect data with encryption, identify vulnerable areas, ensure business objectives are aligned, and consistently log and monitor systems.
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Mortgage rates are dropping: what it means for Twin Cities homeowners and homebuyers
The Federal Reserve’s indication of a potential rate cut could provide relief for prospective home buyers and current homeowners locked into higher interest rates, and JPMorganChase offers advice on how to prepare financially for homeownership and refinancing.
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How to make your credit card work for you
Credit cards can be used to build a healthy financial future by establishing a solid credit history, making it easier to finance larger purchases in the future.
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How to take action and help protect older adults from scams
Scammers often target older adults, and it is important to be aware of the signs of a scam and take action to avoid becoming a victim.