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How We Became Lake Ridge Bank

We knew right from the start that one of the most important decisions we would need to make was what to name our new bank.

If you're looking to buy a home, you'll know how important your credit score is. Learn how you can maximize it to get a better rate on your loan.

NOW is a good time to buy a home. The cost of home ownership continues to remain low, where renting has gone up.

Does your business have a short-term contingency plan? Contingency planning is an essential part to preparing for unexpected absence from the business.

Learn about different types of asset titling – joint tenancy, tenants-in-common, and beneficiary designation – as well as why asset titling is important.

We have 10 ways you can prevent fraud including tips on wiring money, potential scam phone calls and online scams.

From time to time, scammers come up with a new tactic using new technology. Smishing is phishing via short message service (SMS).

There are several things to ask before starting a business; however, here's five questions that should have been thought through before moving forward.

As sneaky as thieves can be in stealing card information, consumers can do a lot to protect themselves by simply exercising a little common sense.

Traveling is fun. But it can also be dangerous. Fortunately, there are several steps you can take to prevent identity theft from ruining your vacation.

Parents will do anything to help their child prepare for a successful life. Make sure a successful financial future is part of the plan.

Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs) offer potential investors the opportunity to help communities and turn a profit.

You may be able to take advantage of qualified charitable distributions from your IRA.

Cost of living increase will kick in during the 2019 tax year, meaning individuals can save more money in tax-advantaged plans prior to their retirement.

Many parents worry about their ability to fund all or part of their children’s college experience…but what if someone else paid for college?