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Types of Tax-Advantaged Accounts
While you can save money in a brokerage account or general savings account, opting for those options can be costly mistakes for some people. Several types of tax-advantaged accounts may be available to you that can help you more effectively save and invest. Read More.
Manage Your Family’s Spending with CardValet
School is back in session, and if you have a college student in the family, that likely means they’ll be moving back to campus. Read More.
Which Checking Account is Right for You?
Choosing the right checking account can be difficult. After all, you want to find an account that fits your banking needs, and ideally, one that will reward you for making smart money moves. Here are a few things to consider when you’re looking into a new checking account: Read More.
4 Digital Wallet Security Features You Need to Know
You’ve likely heard of digital wallets apps like Apple®, Samsung® and Google Pay®, but all too often, they’re a feature that collects dust when mobile users don’t understand the apps’ benefits. Read More.
Explore Bonus Rate Checking and Savings
Choosing the right bank account requires thoughtful planning and a strong understanding of your short and long-term financial goals. With a variety of financial institutions, each offering several different accounts to choose from, this choice can feel overwhelming. Read More.
4 Reasons You Should Download CardValet Today
We’ve all felt it. The panic of losing a credit or debit card, followed by the annoyance of having to deactivate and replace it. Now, you can breathe easy thanks to SouthEast Bank’s partnership with CardValet, an app that allows you to easily manage multiple cards from your mobile device. Read More.
Get Your Kids Saving With the Banker Jr. App
The earlier you start to learn a skill, the better you will be at it in the long run. This has been said time and time again, and while the ever-popular idea of the 10,000-hour rule has mostly been disproven, the idea that time and practice lead to excellence is still true. Read More.