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Posted in December 28th, 2009

Bank Mutual is a Wisconsin based bank with headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bank Mutual has over 75 bank branch locations in Wisconsin with an additional bank branch in Minnesota. Bank Mutual is one of the largest federally chartered savings banks in Wisconsin.
Bank Mutual offers a full range of savings, investment, checking and lending services. Consumer [...]

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One of the first pieces of advice I get is to build an emergency fund at a bank. Why?

Emergency funds are a necessity for financial safety measures because they give you resources to fall back in times of financial emergencies such when you become very ill or disabled and can’t work, or if you or your spouse lose your job, incur large medical bills, or have an unexpected large bill such as a

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The proper way to make the check that is currently payable to you, payable to someone else, is to apply what is called a restrictive endorsement. You should sign the back of the check and write, “Pay to the order of … ” filling the persons name you wish to have the check paid

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