Managing Your Money
Help Your New Grad Save with These Financial Gifts
Cash is king when it comes to graduation presents, but if you want to make sure your gift helps form a foundation for future success, consider these options. The special student in your life will remember the gesture for a long time.
The One Person Who Can Help You Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions
Getting what you want out of the new year doesn’t have to be a long shot. Working with this trusted confidant, you can build a plan to meet your financial goals and achieve your New Year's resolutions.
5 Budgeting Tips for Smart Holiday Shopping
Aside from gifts, when you think about all the holiday purchases you make-–decorations, greeting cards, travel, food and cookies, etc.-—it really adds up. Here are some ways to plan your holiday spending so you don’t start 2015 in debt.
Smart Back-to-School Shopping Can Teach Your Kids About Money
The sales have already started, and the ads are in the paper. Back-to-school season is here. Whether you’re preparing them for kindergarten or college, you can make the most of this chore by giving your kids something besides backpacks and new sneakers.
Q&A: How President Trump Could Affect Your Personal and Business Finances
Regardless of your political leanings, we all need to be prepared for what the new president and his congressional supporters will mean for our bottom lines over the next four years. We asked Pinnacle’s Chief Investment Officer Mac Johnston what he expects from the next four years.
New Look for Online Banking
Pinnacle’s Online Banking got a new look on Dec. 4. Much of the functionality hasn't changed, but don’t be surprised if a few things have moved.
Factoring Digital Assets into Your Estate Plan
Think of all the digital photos, travel rewards, electronic statements, email accounts, drop boxes and social media profiles you've collected through the years. To ensure your fiduciary can access your digital assets, either to preserve, transfer or close accounts, your estate planning documents must indicate how you wish to dispose of them.
EMV Cards: What's The Advantage?
Magnetic-stripe transactions have been the credit-card standard for generations. But a new standard has taken over. EMV, which stands for Europay, MasterCard and Visa, is a global standard for cards equipped with computer chips and the technology used to authenticate chip-card transactions. The major difference between magnetic-stripe and EMV-chip transactions is the increased security that EMV provides. But there are many other aspects that allow the new EMV standards to outshine the older magnetic-stripe process.
Managing Your Finances on the Go
We strive to make your financial life as easy as possible by offering a variety of tools that allow you to bank when, where and how is most convenient for you. Learn more about the mobile apps you can use to balance your budget, approve wires, set up debit card alerts and more.
Simplify Your Financial Life
Distinctive service includes providing our clients with convenient ways to manage their money. Whether you are at home, at work or on the go, we can help you get the access you need.