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Every January, it’s the same deal: You resolve to save more money, pay off your debts, and get your financial situation in order. Then February comes along and you’re back to your old habits. If you’ve broken New Year’s resolutions in the past, you’re not alone. The vast majority of people give up on their resolutions within the first month of the year.

But this year can be different. With a few adjustments to your thinking and a few small hacks, you can make sure that your resolutions actually stick.  

With a multitude of investment options available, one popular option is a certificate account. While banks often refer to these accounts as certificates of deposit or CDs, credit unions typically refer to them as certificate accounts.

Keeping your financial accounts safe in today’s digital world is a growing challenge. Hackers are constantly coming up with new ways to gain access to your accounts through your computer and even your mobile devices. It’s important to remain proactive when it comes to protecting your finances. Here are some ways you can make sure you’re protected.