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ip Tuesday: Worries about money are common, but there are steps you can take to reduce your anxiety. Learn more here: https://t.co/6C6aAFrj9c

#TipTuesday #easeyourmind

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The @NebraskaDBF has been on a federal stage this month! On May 21, Director Kelly Lammers joined Governor Jim Pillen, United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner, and others for a Mortgage Affordability Roundtable in Omaha.

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Tip Tuesday: Building flexibility into a financial plan is less about predicting every future event and more about designing systems that can absorb change without derailing your goals. Learn more here:
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Tip Tuesday: FSAs (Flexible Spending Accounst) and HSAs (Health Savings Accounts) are both tax-advantaged accounts used to pay for healthcare expenses—but they differ in some important ways. Learn more here: https://t.co/0WpR3cKB5F
#TipTuesday #fsa #fsaeligible #HSA #healthcare

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Tip Tuesday: A useful way to think about financial milestones is by decade: each stage shifts from building stability to increasing optionality to preserving freedom. Learn more here: https://t.co/Xq9ttWXsCB

#retirementgoals #retirementplanning #retirementplan

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Tip Tuesday: You can’t guarantee you’ll never outlive your retirement savings—but you can make it unlikely with a solid, layered strategy. The key is balancing withdrawals, investment growth, and risk protection. Learn useful tips here:
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Tip Tuesday: A jury duty scam is a targeted fraud where criminals pretend to be law enforcement or court officials and claim you’ve missed jury service—then threaten penalties unless you pay immediately. Learn how to protect yourself: https://t.co/FcXGSZ1UO2

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Tip Tuesday: A grandparent scam is a type of fraud where criminals pretend to be a grandchild (or sometimes a lawyer, police officer, or hospital staff) to trick older adults into urgently sending money. Learn how to protect yourself: https://t.co/wdsbi8QK7g

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We are hiring! @NebraskaDBF Financial Institution Examiners participate in the assessment of Nebraska state-chartered financial institutions. For more information, visit https://t.co/qyguzieTKN

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Tip Tuesday: Why does paying the minimum on my credit card not seem to lower my balance? Learn more here: https://t.co/64fDOu0NuR

#tiptuesday #creditcard #crediteducation

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Tip Tuesday: Gross income and net income are both measures of how much money you earn, but they represent different stages of that money. To learn more, visit https://t.co/Yt3Ac1KijH

#TipTuesday #FinancialLiteracy #financialeducation

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Tip Tuesday: Choosing between a debit card and a credit card comes down to how you manage money, your goals, and your tolerance for risk. Learn more here: https://t.co/BJBjNZuqsQ

#CreditvsDebit #debitcard #creditcard

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Tip Tuesday: Are you making common money mistakes, like relying on credit cards or ignoring debt? Learn how to avoid those habits:
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#money #MoneyMistakes

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Nebraska Credit Union League was delighted to participate in a celebration of Financial Awareness month with @GovPillen, @NebraskaCouncil President, Jennifer Davidson, and @NebraskaDBF Director Kelly Lammers along with other financial services organizations.

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Tip Tuesday: Is your credit score lower than you'd like? Read on to learn how to improve it: https://t.co/qn50cAEqy2

#creditscore #crediteducation #creditrepair

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Tip Tuesday: A credit score and a credit report are related but different parts of your financial profile. Read on to learn the difference: https://t.co/sjEBBPGow5

#creditscore #creditreport #crediteducation

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The Department of Banking and Finance (NDBF) is seeking a detail-oriented, highly organized, and motivated individual to provide administrative support to both the Financial Institutions division and its record retention & accounting functions.
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Tip Tuesday: How can you avoid falling victim to ransomware both personally and professionally? Learn more here: https://t.co/ODOphgEyg5

#ransomware #RansomwarePrevention

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TIP TUESDAY: Refinancing your home can save you thousands, but the timing matters. The Nebraska Department of Banking & Finance shows you the way: https://t.co/m0kyS6jK1r...
#Refinance #homeloantips #TipTuesday

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Debt settlement programs can be helpful in the right situation, but they also come with real risks. This clear, balanced breakdown outlines key benefits and drawbacks of debt settlement programs.
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