In many all aspects of life, there are things we can do ourselves and other things we can’t. If your taxes are simple; you can probably do them yourself, if they are more complicated, you go to a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). If you cut yourself, you get a band-aid; but if you need stitches, you go to a doctor. The same holds true for handling your finances.
by Steve Schou | FNBT Wealth Management Trust & Investments Officer
Opening a savings account can help you take control of your finances. You can use your account to save for a large purchase or to set up an emergency fund. Emergency funds can help you weather unforeseen occurrences. The common guideline is to save up to three to six months of your common expenses to take on any challenges that come your way. As you explore where to open a savings account, consider the following questions.
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