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The Go Far Blog from Union Bank


Bank Text Scams: How to Spot Fake Messages From “Your Bank”

Bank text message scams are on the rise and costing consumers more each year. A recent report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) revealed that more Americans reported imposter scams than any other type of fraud last year, with nearly $1 billion in losses, after $866 million in losses to imposter scams the year before. […]

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What Landlords Check: A Pre-Rental Financial Checklist

Contents: Financial Background Checklist  What if something isn’t right? Know your rights as a renter Security Deposit When you’re applying for a lease, your rental application isn’t just about income, as many landlords will also run a background check and review your credit and payment history. If you’re wondering, “What do landlords check before renting,” […]

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Managing Finances for Aging Loved Ones & How Your Bank Can Help Make the Process Easier

Contents: Recognizing the Need for Financial Support Before a Crisis What Financial Caregiving Really Means Signs It May Be Time to Start the Conversation Balancing Independence With Support Financial Information and Documents to Organize Early How Union Bank Can Support Financial Caregivers How to Talk With Aging Parents About Finances For many families, helping an […]

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How to Spot a Truly Local Bank: 6 Signs a Bank is Rooted in Your Community

Contents: The Bank’s Leadership in the Community You Can Meet Your Bankers in Person Products and Services Reflect Local Needs Lending and Mortgage Decisions are Made Locally Visible Involvement in Community Investment Programs Customers Feel Like Neighbors, Not Account Numbers In a time when national banks dominate the headlines, local banks remain the quiet backbone […]

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