Managing Your Money
Supporting Nashville’s Booming Economy
Nashville’s status as a boomtown shows no signs of fading anytime soon. As the largest locally owned bank, Pinnacle has a vested interest in ensuring the city continues to prosper. Find out how we help support the metro area’s leaders, business owners and residents.
The Formula for Credit Scores
Your credit score is of utmost importance when buying a home or applying for other types of loans. But how is your credit score calculated? Find out here.
10 Rules for Getting the Most Money When Selling Your Car
Selling a car can be a stressful and overwhelming experience, but it doesn’t have to be. By following a few simple rules, you can ensure that you will get top dollar for your car.
Detecting a Fake Cashier’s Check
It’s hard to tell just by looking at a cashier’s check whether it’s real or fake. Learn about the common scams involving cashier’s checks and how to verify that funds are legitimately available.
Leaving Assets to Minor Children
All parents want to make sure their children are taken care of financially in any circumstance. Find out how to avoid lengthy court proceedings and other hassles when you leave an inheritance to minors.
5 Ways to Put Your Tax Refund to Work
A tax refund isn't a gift--it's money you earned. Instead of going on an unplanned shopping spree, put it to work for you.
Never Write a Personal Check Again
Why write a check when you can pay bills--and your friends and family--electronically? Learn how new capabilities make it possible.
Podcast: 5 Ways to Minimize College Costs
The sooner you begin to find ways to pay for college, the more likely your student will be able to graduate without a terrible debt burden. Listen to these 5 tips for reducing the amount you'll need to borrow.
Fixing Surprise Credit Report Errors
Have you checked your credit report lately? Studies have shown as many as 79 percent of credit reports contain errors of some kind. Find out how to fix them.
Minimize Borrowing Costs for College
Student loan debt has reached $1 trillion. Here are some tips for avoiding debt overload while paying for higher education.
