[…]the public and open ledger at any time. Private Bitcoin and cryptocurrency transactions are pseudonymous. This means that while you can see the transaction on the blockchain, no one will know any data pointing back to you. Bitcoin and Beyond If your company offers a Bitcoin Employee Benefit Plan, you ought to sign up for it. As you can see, there any many Bitcoin benefits to discover. Once you accumulate a decent amount of bitcoin, what can you do next with it? When the value is high, you could cash out and take out a loan. Here at First Financial, we […]
[…]metals, you can invest in Bitcoin along with stocks and bonds. If you’re new to crypto or don’t currently own a lot of crypto, an IRA can be a good way to get started with crypto while simultaneously planning for your future retirement. You can buy and hold your crypto investments until you’re ready to retire. Some digital currencies have the potential for a high return. Bitcoin is one of them. There’s no guarantee it will continue to rise in price, but with a limited number of minable coins (21 million), there’s a built-in scarcity. Cons of a Bitcoin IRA […]
[…]guide, we’ll discuss the 5 things to keep in mind before making a Bitcoin Savings Plan. How does DCA (dollar cost averaging) work with Bitcoin? You will get $ 10 of Bitcoin when you sign up. Get Started Today! Video: Bitcoin Savings Account: 5 Important Things to Know What Is Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency uses modern cryptographic technology to validate transactions on a blockchain ledger. To put that in simpler terms, it’s an open-source currency that anyone can use anywhere without middlemen or government intervention. Cryptocurrency has the following benefits: Decentralization: governments and banks cannot sway the usage or value […]
[…]days, even weeks. At First Financial, you can apply to several lenders on just one website! What do you do with my information? Do you keep my information? Ultimately, only your lender has your personal information. All financial services, including First Financial and our lenders, protect clients with 256-bit, “banking-level” security. Both online lenders and traditional banks must use 256-bit encryption. This high-level protection is the strongest permitted by the U.S. Treasury Department. What if I don’t have my employer’s phone number and address? Most lenders require you to provide your employer’s name and business phone number before they offer […]
[…]for a high-risk merchant account? Our customer service representatives can go through all the documentation we’ll need. For now, get the following documents found and kept in one place: Business license A voided check or a bank letter indicating you are in good standing. We can’t accept starter checks. Copy of owner’s driver’s license or passport. Three to six months of business bank statements. Proof of website domain ownership. Screenshots are sufficient. Business marketing materials. List of products and services with pricing. Written overview of business. Resellers must provide any supplier agreements. Those with a current merchant services provider need […]
[…]work with low credit scores or bad credit when applying for a credit card? Yes. First Financial does not require perfect credit for approval. How long does it take to get approved for a credit card? Complete our easy online application and get a response in as little as 5 minutes. Its smart to get your credit card questions answered before applying for a credit card. How do I apply for a credit card? https://www.firstfinancial.com/credit-cards/ Does a credit card from First Financial report to the credit agencies? Yes. What happens if I lose my card? Call Visa Global Customer Assistance […]
[…]located in all 50 states, Mexico and Canada. Finding a dealership is never an issue. What states do you do auto loans in? We do loans in all 50 States, Mexico and Canada. Can I use a cosigner for an auto loan? Yes. Can you do loans for motorcycles, ATV’s or mobile homes? No. We only do new and used cars and trucks. What are your interest rates, loan fees, terms and conditions? It all starts with our online application. After we verify your information, you will be presented with the best available loan offer for your unique situation. Once […]
[…]Nations Payment Processing Services. Why did First Financial take money from my account? We do not do any debits or credits on anyone’s bank account. Please contact your bank and initiate a fraud dispute if you did not authorize this charge. All transactions from us will appear as NPPS – Nations Payment Processing Services. Somebody called me with an approved loan and are asking for my bank information. Is this legit? First Financial® will never ask you to send money upfront for any reason or offer loan approvals over the phone, email or text. We will never ask you for […]
[…]phone or email applications. You must complete the form online at our website. First Financial does use any direct mail, email, text or phone solicitation for any service that we offer. In addition, we will never offer to deposit money into your bank account, then ask you to take a portion of the money out and send it to us on a prepaid debit card. We do not require insurance, upfront fees or processing fees of any kind for lost or stolen cards. Credit Repair: How to “Fix” Your Credit Yourself Helping You Prevent Fraud is Our Number One Priority […]
[…]legitimate. What is a Pop-Up Window? This is generally an ad that appears in small browser windows that “pop-up” over or under the window you are viewing. Most pop-ups are simply advertisements, some may also contain “Trojan horse”* programs similar to a computer virus. Phony Web Sites A phony, or fraudulent, web site usually resembles a legitimate financial institution or other trusted organization. These sites use an organization’s web site graphics and logos; however, they designed and set up in an attempt to steal your personal information. A common technique to tempt you to a fraudulent web site is through […]
