Should you buy or lease a car?
Summer is a great time to look into getting that vehicle you have been eyeing. But there is more than one way to get into that ride. Should you buy or lease?
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5 Surefire Marketing Tips to Boost Your Small Business
Whether you’re still hustling to get your business off the ground or a seasoned pro, smart marketing can make or break your business. It can be daunting, but these tips will help get you out of the gate and on your way to smarter marketing.
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Reduce Employee Cell Costs
In most business settings, there’s really no way around the fact that your employees are going to need a cell phone. Many companies will either provide company-issued phones, or provide a stipend for cell phone expenses. In many cases it can be easier to provide an employee with a device. Not only will you have a better understanding of exactly what you are paying for, your IT team will likely appreciate having more control over devices.
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Culture and Positivity with Jon Gordon
During Jon Gordon's visit to ICCU, The Green Team and community learned more about developing a great culture and positivity.
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4 Fun and Inexpensive Ideas to Keep Kids Busy This Spring Break
Spring break is usually a much anticipated week off for kids and some adults who are traveling to fun destinations. However, for those of us staying at home for spring break wanting to save money, it can be a full week of hearing the dreaded, “I’m so bored!” over and over again. We’ve got you covered. Here are some fun ideas on how to have an enjoyable week off without breaking the bank.
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Spring Clean Your Finances
Spring cleaning? You probably do it every year. Clearing out old junk from the garage and retiring beat down clothes that simply won’t make it another year. But so often people neglect the type of spring cleaning that they should focus on most; their finances! Spring cleaning your finances is an excellent way to stay up to date on your savings progress while giving you confidence towards understanding your financial path to freedom.
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How Small Businesses Can Control Costs in the Early Stages
Owning a small business is an all-out battle to find the right balance between generating revenue and limiting costs. That’s especially true in a business’s first year, when finding a sustainable customer base requires investment.
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8 Smart Tax Refund Ideas
It is tax season! After you file your taxes, you may get a tax refund. What are some smart things you can do with your tax refund?
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End of Year Tips for Businesses
With the hustle and bustle of the holidays, the end of the year can seem overwhelmingly busy, especially for business owners. There are several items that need attention before the start of the new year. Check out our quick checklist of year-end items to complete and help ease your holiday season stress.
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Protecting Seniors from Scams
Scammers prey on targets of opportunity. Factors like loneliness, cognitive impairment, and coming from an era where people were raised to be polite and trusting often make seniors more susceptible to fraud. Education and awareness is key in helping seniors avoid getting scammed. We are less likely to be conned into something we have been warned about. Sharing your knowledge about scams and knowing what to watch for can protect your friends and loved ones.
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