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Perhaps this has happened to you when walking into your favorite store…the first thing you see is a rack screaming “JUST ARRIVED – 50% OFF TODAY!” and you think to yourself, “Great! I will be able to save some money Continue Reading »
Do you know that November 12th is the start of National Young Readers Week? Susquehanna is dedicated to furthering the cause of literacy, and does so through its Mind Your Pennies events. Mind Your Pennies is an interactive story time Continue Reading »
Imagine a community of bankers, retail shop owners, restaurateurs and politicians. Everyone there strives to do the best job to achieve personal success and create a vibrant community. Now imagine what would happen if all the residents were age 12 Continue Reading »
“When little bears spend every nickel and penny, the trouble with money is they never have any!” Stan & Jan Berenstain first penned that line in 1983, but the message holds true for little bears – and kids (and big Continue Reading »
Are you looking for a way to get your children or grandchildren introduced to saving and investing? If so, I have a strategy for you to consider. It may also help them to build a nest egg that will give Continue Reading »
It’s A Tale of Two Brothers: they’re twins, but one’s a spender and the other a saver. They both earn the same amount of money doing household chores, but while the spender immediately purchases music on iTunes® and buys candy Continue Reading »
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better.” This advice comes courtesy of the classic Dr. Seuss book The Lorax, and employees of Susquehanna Bank took his words to heart this week by Continue Reading »
You are in a relationship with a significant other whose growth you are fully devoted to. You want to protect and provide for each other. You can’t imagine a future without the other. You routinely finish each others’ sentences and Continue Reading »
Now that the holidays are over, we begin looking ahead to the New Year. Many of us took part in a traditional meal of black-eyed peas or pork and sauerkraut for good luck. Then we promptly set a New Year’s Continue Reading »
I’ve read that people spend more time picking out a refrigerator or car than they do picking out benefit plans. As an employee benefits professional, I’d have to agree with that assessment. I’ve seen people’s income run out when they Continue Reading »