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The End of the Penny: What It Means for Your Finances
The penny was first authorized in 1792, but as of November 12th, 2025 the United States has officially minted its final penny.
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The penny was first authorized in 1792, but as of November 12th, 2025 the United States has officially minted its final penny.
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Managing your money goes beyond keeping tidy records or color-coding spreadsheets. When your finances become disorganized, the real impact shows up...
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Property taxes across Minnesota are rising, and for many homeowners, the increases could be significant. According to reporting from the Star...
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Ever headed to the checkout, patted every pocket, and realized your debit card is still on the nightstand? That mini heart-attack moment is exactly...
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The holidays are supposed to be filled with joy and connection, not financial stress. Yet many people start the new year paying off last year’s...
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The holidays are full of joy and expenses. Between gifts, travel, food, and all the little extras, it’s easy for holiday spending to get out of...
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When money timing gets tight, overdraft protection keeps essentials paid without panic. This guide helps you pick the setup that fits your habits,...
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Quick compare: A Traditional 401(k) lowers your taxable income today and you pay taxes in retirement. A Roth 401(k) uses after-tax money today and...
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You deserve a safe place to live and a clear path to own a home. The fastest way to get there is with people and programs that actually listen to...
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You deserve a safe home and a clear path to build wealth. If housing costs are stretching your paycheck, there are real resources in our area that...