Shopping for any necessity comes at a price.  Interestingly enough though, there are ways to lower the price by knowing when to shop smart!

Our finance expert, Nancy Loftis, shows you how to stick to your monthly spending plan.

Have a family or friend that’s graduating high school or college soon?  Consider these tips to make sure you can easily stay within your budget while showing

No matter how old your children are, it's never too early or too late to start teaching them about finances.

If you finance that next new vehicle purchased, there may be some good reasons to consider adding GAP insurance coverage.  These tips can help you determine

Who doesn't want to shave years off of their mortgage?  Here's a new strategy to try thanks to WOTV 4 Women's Finance expert Nancy Loftis.

Thinking about buying that new car? We don't blame you. Spring is here and excitement of new things comes with it. Our finance expert, Nancy Loftis, gives her

College can be the best years of your life, but they don't have to be the most expensive. Between tuition, textbooks, and housing, college costs can add up

Figuring out college finances should be a top priority. If you're stressing out about the high cost of tuition, student scholarships are a great way to lessen

The internet can be a dangerous place and you are your first and best layer of defense in protection against online fraud. Our finance expert, Nancy Loftis,

Saving for a child or grandchild's college tuition can seem intimidating or too far away. Our finance expert, Nancy Loftis, explains what a 529 savings plan is

A house fire or a natural disaster could happen to anyone.  The best way to be prepared is to have a plan.  Our finance expert at First Community Federal

Nancy, our finance expert, reveals how you could get scammed by charity fraud and steps you can take to avoid it.

Recently a ban was lifted on merchants choosing to assess a surcharge when consumers choose to use a  credit card. If a merchant chooses to implement a fee,

How much money do you think educated car buyers can save over uneducated buyers for the same car?  Would $5,000 get your attention?  While you may not save as