The Anatomy of a Mortgage Payment | Infographic: Holiday Shopping Hacks | Fraud Tip: Common Fraud and Scams | Financial Education Tip: Magic of Compound Interest
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November is a month of giving thanks - and we're sure you'll be thankful for this financial info as we head closer to the biggest shopping season of the year! In "The Anatomy of a Mortgage Payment", we continue to drill down into the details of what goes into your mortgage payment after discussing some basics last month. With Black Friday just around the corner and the holidays coming soon after, our infographic of the month covers "Holiday Shopping Hacks" that can help you save in a major spending season. Along with increased financial activity comes increased risk of financial fraud - check out our monthly fraud tip to educate yourself on common scams so you can recognize the warning signs and keep your money safe. Finally, our financial education tip this month deals with a financial lesson that can have a huge positive impact on your finances over the course of your lifetime: compound interest. 

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    The Anatomy of a Mortgage Payment

    Last month, we covered key mortgage terms and what they mean. Now, we're going a step further in understanding your mortgage. In this article, we analyze the breakdown of your mortgage payment and how much you can expect to pay towards interest, principal, taxes, and insurance.

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    Infographic of the Month

    Holiday Shopping Hacks

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    November Fraud Tip: Common Fraud and Scams

    One of the best ways to fight against scams and fraud is to simply learn more about them. Many people fall for scams because they do not recognize the red flags. Check out some of the most common schemes that the FBI deals with, including tips to keep yourself safe and next steps if you fall victim to one of these frequent fraud tactics.

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    November Financial Education Tip

    Among the best financial lessons to learn is how to make compound interest work in your favor. Armed with this knowledge and time, you can successfully build towards even the loftiest financial goals. Download our infographic to learn about compound interest and view examples that can help you apply the lessons to your own finances!

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