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How to Refinance Your Mortgage
October 4, 2017

  Refinancing a mortgage means paying off an existing loan and replacing it with a new one. There are several reasons you may consider refinancing your mortgage. The most common reasons include the opportunity to obtain a lower interest rate; the chance to shorten the term of the mortgage; the desire to convert from an […]

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What is a safe deposit box and why should you use one?
August 9, 2017

If you have important valuables and documents that you don’t feel comfortable leaving around the house, consider renting a safe deposit box. Located in vaults at Texas Gulf Bank locations, safe deposit boxes* are fire and water-resistant.   In addition, they typically offer more security than other available options. Interested in learning more? Here are a […]

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Sharing the Financial Responsibility of College with Your Child
July 26, 2017

In the face of skyrocketing tuition costs, families may be overwhelmed by the financial requirements they are facing.  With the rising costs, it is important parents know that they should not feel obligated to entirely fund a child’s higher education. While it is certainly a worthy investment, it is important to assess your individual financial situation and goals […]

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The Ledger | Second Quarter 2017
June 29, 2017

3 Ways Your Small Business Can Save On Credit Card Processing Consumers are increasingly choosing plastic over cash. Declining to accept credit cards as a result of fees may actually cost you more money in the long run than the fees you are trying to avoid. Here are a few tips to help lessen the […]

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Start Your Married Life with Extra Cash
June 23, 2017

You’ve said your “I Dos,” and while you may be recovering from wedding-related expenses, there are several steps you can take as a couple to ensure you start your new life together with a strong financial base. Communicate. The first step is to ensure you have actually discussed your finances and how you plan to […]

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Three Ways Your Small Business Can Save on Credit Card Processing
June 23, 2017

Consumers are increasingly choosing plastic over cash. Declining to accept credit cards as a result of fees may actually cost you more money in the long run than the fees you are trying to avoid. Here are a few tips to help lessen the credit card fee pain your company may be experiencing. Set a […]

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Variable expenses to account for in retirement
May 17, 2017

When planning for your retirement, it is smart to estimate your future monthly expenses.  However, nailing this down may be easier said than done. You should take into account expenses that will change over time – both those that will increase and also those that will decrease. Doing so will ensure more accurate calculations on […]

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New Cybercrimes Reported Against Businesses Sending ACH Payments
May 15, 2017

Recent reports show an increase in fraud using Automated Clearing House (ACH) payments, a standard transactional method used by most businesses. ACH payments are often under less scrutiny than wire transfers, giving scammers an opportunity for success in exploiting the looser oversight. However, the TGB team urges our clients to minimize exposure to risk by […]

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Why You Should Include Final Arrangements in your Estate Planning
April 23, 2017

  Planning your own final arrangements can save your family a lot of stress during a time of unimaginable grief. You also give yourself the peace of mind that you have taken the burden off your loved ones. As uncomfortable as it might be, it is critical to discuss your wishes with your family so they […]

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Protect yourself from card skimming
February 13, 2017

Have you heard of anyone’s debit card information being stolen and utilized while they still have the card in their physical possession? If so, they more than likely have fallen victim to a card-skimming device.   Thieves install these electronic devices over the normal card reading slot of ATM machines, gas pump card-swiping slots, retail […]

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