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Resource Articles
Our Resource Center provides education on personal and business financial topics, information on online security and fraud prevention, and articles from leaders at Sunflower Bank.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
Building Your Financial Literacy
With some time and effort you can become sufficiently well enough informed to make sound finanical decisions and feel comfortable with those decisions.
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Personal - Banking Products and Services
Build Your Business Faster with a Business Credit Card
Commingling business and personal finances can complicate record keeping and tax filing.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
Bottom Line: Payback
A number of factors go into deciding whether to refinance, but one of the main considerations is the payback period on the refinance.
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Personal - Banking Products and Services
Boost Your Budget with Cash Back Credit Cards
Cash back rewards programs essentially pay you for using your credit card.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
5 Ways to Tell Good Debt from Bad Debt
Here is how to tell the difference between good debt and bad debt.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
10 Ways to Keep Your Credit Score Healthy and Avoid Shoppers Remorse During the Holidays
Be smart with your holiday shopping. Do not put your credit in jeopardy by letting yourself run amuck with your gift giving.
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Personal – Homebuying and Refinancing
Cash-Out Refinance? Don't Forget the PMI
PMI is generally required on a home loan with a balance of eighty percent or more of the value of the home.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
Cash In, Not Cash Out
Putting cash into a refinanced loan is a great way to lower your monthly payments and reduce the amount of interest you pay.
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Personal – Homebuying and Refinancing
Understand Prepayment Penalties Before Refinancing Your Mortgage
If you are shopping for a new mortgage, try to avoid mortgages that include prepayment penalties under any circumstances.
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