Canandaigua National Bank Branches Out in Onondaga County
Bank plans to open first branch in downtown Syracuse by December; three other branches will open next year By Stefan Yablonski Canandaigua National Bank & Trust is continuing to…
Beyond the 401k
No 401k? No problem. You have other retirement funding options By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many financial advisers advocate investing in a 401(k) because of the tax advantages and because…
AmeriCU Credit Union Opens Branch in Fulton
AmeriCU Credit Union in August celebrated the grand opening of its brand-new financial center in Fulton. This marks AmeriCU’s 21st brick-and-mortar location, expanding AmeriCU’s presence in Oswego County and bringing…
The 4% Rule for Retirement Gets an Update. Here’s The New Formula
by www.investors.com Bill Bengen may not be a household name for many people. But mention the “4% rule” to any retiree or anyone saving for retirement, and chances are…
How to Deal with Market Volatility
By Randy Zeigler Recent headlines have been dominated by economic policy and market fluctuations, sending shockwaves through the stock market. For investors, each new update seems to bring another…
No 401(k)? No Problem
How to plan for retirement without a company-matched 401(k) By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Nearly all financial gurus encourage people to save for retirement by maximizing their 401(k) plans. However,…
Choosing a Commercial Bank
Business owners to look at their banker as a business partner on the same plane as an accountant and attorney, say experts By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant An important part…
Time to Switch Banks
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Changing one’s financial institution is not all that uncommon. According to CivicScience polling, almost 25% of US adults are at least “somewhat likely” and 6%…
Starting a Business? Here Are Some Tips on Getting a Loan
By Stefan Yablonski Securing a loan for a new business can seem daunting at first glance. How hard it is to get a business loan depends on how lenders…
Divorce and Social Security: 5 Things to Know
You may qualify for benefits equal to half those of your higher-earning ex-spouse, without needing to tell them about it or seek their permission By M.P. Dunleavey If you’re divorced…
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