Summer Financial Tips from Bay State Bank’s Lauren Piehl: Budgeting, Travel Planning, and Scam Protection

By Hank Stolz | Radio Worcester

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WORCESTER, MASS- Lauren Piehl, Bay State Bank, on Financial Empowerment. Lauren gives us tips for managing finances during the summer months. Including: Review your financial goals and budget from the start of the year, and make adjustments as needed Plan ahead for summer expenses like travel and activities to avoid overspending Be cautious of scams and fraud, especially during the summer months. She says Bay State will not call you to ask for your information. “Never give your information over the phone ever. No one’s going to call you asking for information over the phone, and if you feel uncomfortable about the situation, hang up and do your own research to call your bank back yourself.”

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