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Financial Tips

Share Facts about COVID-19

To protect yourself and others remember to wash your hands.

DISB warns consumers Beware of Real Estate Wire Scams. Protect yourself. Read More

Be suspicious of unsolicited e-mails asking you to click on a link, download an attachment, or provide account information.

If the web address starts with "https://" this means your information is encrypted on the site.

Use the strongest method available to log into financial accounts, especially for high-risk transactions.

Install software that protects against malware, or malicious software, which can access a computer system without your consent to steal passwords or account numbers.

Financial aid can be a key component in paying for college. Learn more about how to compare financing options

Should you use your extra money to pay down debt or put into an investment? Explore how your rate of return could compare to your cost of debt, taking taxes into account.

It’s never too early to think about your retirement. Develop a strategy to meet your retirement savings goals.

Financial Tips in the Aftermath of the Federal Government Shutdown

What You Can Do at the U Street Banking Center

Check Your Accounts

Check your accounts.

View the U Street Perspective

As a community bank we understand the dynamics of what makes a neighborhood work and we appreciate their diversity and strength. To better serve our community we like to keep our "ears to the ground" and our "fingers on the pulse" so we can be the best community partner we can be.

Here are some links to local blogs and newspapers that offer some unique perspective:

Local Blog

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