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Scammers Prey on Emotions – Tips for Protecting Your Financial Information
Understand common scam tactics related to COVID-19 and how you can stay on guard.
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Donations of Nearly $70K Pour in Following Tool Theft from Waukesha Habitat for Humanity
Just days following a theft that left a Habitat for Humanity housing site without critical tools to continue, donors and supporters have contributed nearly $70,000 worth of replacement equipment and funds.
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Mortgage Rates Ease for the First Time in a Month
Learn more about the current mortgage rate landscape as Don Roberts, VP Mortgage Field Manager as he shares his insights in Yahoo! Finance.
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Kelly Mould and Kate Trudell Earn State Bar Award for Outstanding Service
Kelly Mould and Kate Trudell are recipients of the Charles Dunn Wisconsin Lawyer Author Award.
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Johnson Financial Group and Habitat for Humanity Kenosha work together to help homeowners
Johnson Financial Group and Habitat for Humanity have partnered together to help homeowners.
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No, The End Is Not Near for Bonds
You might have heard the viral comments from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who said something a bit odd ... that YOU are going to panic about a "crack" in the bond market, but HE'S not. JFG portfolio manager Brian Schaefer lays out why there's no reason to panic--especially if you hold Treasury bonds to maturity.
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3 Big Changes to Your Money That Financial Experts Say to Prepare for in 2026
Learn more as Portfolio Manager, Eric Bernal shares in Market Watch what you can do to prepare your finances for 2026.
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The No-Spend Month Challenge: The Ultimate Reset for Your Finances
Discover the rules to follow for a successful No-Spend Month Challenge. Learn how to save money and simplify your life in 30 days.
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7 Questions to Ask Mortgage Lenders for a Smooth Pre-Approval Process
Discover the seven essential questions to ask mortgage lenders to secure the best loan for your needs.
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Monte Carlo: A Measure, Not a Goal
One of the tools advisors use to help clients navigate the complex territory of financial planning is Monte Carlo simulations. This widely used method calculates a probability score that suggests how well your financial plan will stand up to varying market conditions. The critical question is what does a high Monte Carlo score mean?