Lifehack: Using the Money Envelope System

If you’re like many of us, you’ve been trying to stick to a budget for a while, but by the time each month is over, you’ve busted your budget – again.
Because of this recurring pattern, you’re probably
If you’re like many of us, you’ve been trying to stick to a budget for a while, but by the time each month is over, you’ve busted your budget – again.
Because of this recurring pattern, you’re probably
For additional security, the new ATMs that were recently installed at all of our branches are enabled to read the EMV chip found in most debit and credit cards (AKA: The Chip). This means there is an additional step involved when starting the transaction on these machines.
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Spend with Security
A Chip Card is a credit or debit card with a traditional magnetic strip and an embedded microchip for added security. The embedded microchip provides an added layer of security when used at chip-enabled ATMs and terminals. And, keep in mind that you can also swipe your Chip Card as usual if the terminal doesn’t have chip technology. Ask us for more information.
Your new Chip Card is simple to use:
Step 1: With the front facing