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Citizens First Bank financial blog offers helpful information on topics like saving, budgeting, loans, retirement, and lifestyle finances.

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Show Your Savings Some Love: Tips for Growing Your Account and Watching It Bloom 

At Citizens First Bank, we believe your savings account deserves just as much attention as the rest of your financial goals. Like a garden, your savings can bloom beautifully with a little care, consistency, and the right strategies. Whether you’re saving for a dream vacation, a new home, or building an emergency fund, here are […]

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Budgeting for Your Lifestyle

Budgeting for Your Lifestyle

Trying to fit your life within a budget can be frustrating. Most people think the traditional budgeting system works for everyone and if it isn’t working, you must be the problem. That simply isn’t true. Lifestyle needs and income types are all different and bring various requirements. If traditional budgeting hasn’t worked, try out this list and see which budgeting strategy works best for you. It may take some trial and error, but controlling your spending habits doesn’t have to be difficult.
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Five Ways to Stretch your Paycheck

Five Ways to Stretch Your Paycheck

Your job may or may not be affected by coronavirus-related closures, but according to the American Payroll Association, more than 74 percent of American workers will experience financial difficulty if their paychecks are delayed by a week. For many, now more than ever, it is important to make the most of your paycheck.
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planning for a family pet

Financial Planning for a Pet

Whether you’re surprising the kids with a new puppy or adopting a local rescue, you’re not alone. According to the National Pet Owners Survey, 68 percent of households in the U.S. have a pet. But with food, veterinary visits and ongoing care and supplies, how much does it actually cost to get a pet?
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