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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
Understanding the Taxes You Pay
In addition to federal income taxes, individuals may also be subject to employment taxes, property taxes, and state income taxes.
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Business - Financial Planning
What is GDP and Why Does It Matter?
GDP is a vital indicator of economic health, guiding decisions for investors, policymakers, and businesses, crucial for understanding market trends.
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Personal – Homebuying and Refinancing
To Rent or to Buy
Home ownership vs. renting is a major financial decision that involves reviewing interest rates, maintenance costs, location costs, and long-term investment goals.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
Why Your Credit Score Still Matters in Retirement
Maintaining a good credit score in retirement is crucial for managing unexpected expenses, securing housing, and enjoying financial security.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
How to Make a May Personal Finance Calendar
Managing your personal finances is an ongoing process that requires discipline. Most people are successful at making sure the bills get paid and often saving a little on a regular basis. However, managing your finances effectively is more than just handling the daily or monthly tasks. Here is a monthly calendar for May that can serve as a guide to addressing some of these other issues.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
Seven Steps You Can Take to Build Your Financial Literacy
Starting your financial life and making the decisions that go with your independence can be intimidating. The issues can be complex, the consequences of your decisions can be profound, and it can be difficult to find someone to rely on. You can turn to your friends or your family for some help and guidance, but ultimately you must assume the responsibility for making and living with your financial decisions.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
How to Make an April Personal Finance Calendar
Managing your personal finances is an ongoing process that requires discipline. Most people are successful at making sure the bills get paid and often saving a little on a regular basis. However, managing your finances effectively is more than just handling the daily or monthly tasks. Here is a monthly calendar for April that can serve as a guide to addressing some of these other issues.
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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting
Five Ways to Spring-Clean Your Finances
Your spring-cleaning to-do list doesn’t only have to be for your house. From your home to your wallet, take advantage of this season to freshen up multiple areas of your life. Consider these five strategies to help you tidy up your finances and cut down on unnecessary expenses.
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Spring Cleaning Your Mortgage
As winter comes to a rest and spring begins to bloom, cleaning is on everyone’s mind. Probably even more so than years past, in fact.
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