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Better Banks is celebrating Financial Literacy Month in April, encouraging Americans to take control of their financial future by learning fiscally responsible habits and implementing these lessons. +

Today and every day, Better Banks recognizes and celebrates the contributions of America’s local farmers, ranchers, and agricultural enterprises. +

If you own a home and are looking to borrow money, consider the benefits of a home equity loan or line of credit. +

The festive season means fun with friends and family, goodwill, and giving. Unfortunately, it also is prime time for fraudsters trying to take advantage of your holiday spirit. Learn how to protect yourself. +

Once the thrill of becoming a homeowner wears off, reality sets in. Your home will likely be the most significant investment in your lifetime. Regular maintenance is necessary if you want to preserve its value over time. +

Research shows the road to financial well-being starts at a young age. It’s when children begin developing skills around money they’ll need as adults. Your child’s teenage years are a great time to help them build strong money management skills. +

If you own a home and are looking to borrow money, consider the benefits of a home equity loan or line of credit. Home Equity loans and lines can be used to pay for a variety of things including home renovations, consolidating debt, college tuition, major purchases and more. +

The number of decisions you have to make when buying a new car can be dizzying. And while many of them will depend on your individual needs and wants, there are some steps you should take no matter what to ensure you get the best deal. +

Meeting financial goals as a family can be challenging. But inspiring your family to help and contribute to a financial goal doesn’t have to be a painful process, especially when the result is an exciting family vacation, a new family car, or college savings. +

One of the greatest contributors to financial stress is debt. If you're having a tough time financially, it can feel isolating, but the truth is 80 percent of Americans have consumer debt. +