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Bill Mignucci Jr. had been planning to leave town and head to California after he graduated from Drexel University in 1990.<br>

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Choosing a bank for your business can be a lot like choosing a doctor: there are objective factors to consider, but it really comes down to the relationship.<br>

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Many entrepreneurs want to build a growth company, but few succeed. Learn to grow your company in 5 steps.<br>

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Planning to Buy Your First Home

Buying your first home is a big and exciting step. The first step is to talk with a Mortgage Loan Officer at your bank.<br>

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There's no shortcut to saving money for a big expense. It takes time, effort and patience. But there are things you can do to make the process easier.<br>

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All About Reverse Mortgages

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Banking 101

New to banking, or know someone who is? We’re here to help. Here’s a quick guide to the basics of checking and savings accounts as well as the tools you’ll use.<p>

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The home buying process can seem a little overwhelming – but not when you wield the tools of a smart house hunter.<br>

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How to Hire a Realtor

An agent will be by your side for the long haul, from the initial house search until closing. Thoroughly vetting potential agents can make the process go a lot smoother.<br>

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Strategies for Managing Your Money and Budgeting

Take a look at our guide to keeping track of your spending, setting savings goals, and analyzing spending habits. <br>

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What Mortgage is Right for You?

Just like there are different kinds of homes, there are different ways you can pay for them.

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5 Tips for Keeping Your Mobile Device Secure

It's important to take the same precautions on your mobile device that you would on your computer to ensure your safety and security.<br>

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Using Credit Cards Responsibly

There are some basic tips to keep in mind that will help keep you use credit to your advantage.

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Paying for College: What Do I Need to Know?

There are many ways to pay for college, but they fall into three basic categories: savings or scholarships.<br>

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Investing 101

For many, the idea of investing can be daunting. How much money should you invest? How should you invest it? Where?<br>

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Saving for Retirement in Your 20s, 30s and 40s

When it comes to retirement savings, starting early is the way to go. Even if you’re saving 1-2% of your income, that money has 40-plus years to reap the benefits of interest and market gains.<br>

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Cash Management Tips for Your Small Business

Help your business run effectively and efficiently by making & collecting payments in one easy place.

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