The main purpose of a certificate account is similar to that of a savings account: to help you set money aside for future goals. While the purposes are alike, certificate accounts have different features that make them uniquely suited to certain goals. If you’ve ever wondered what a certificate account could do for you, read these the top three benefits below.

With the information age rapidly transforming everyday life, entirely new ways to earn that would have been inconceivable just a few years ago are popping up left and right. Many of these income-generating activities don’t even look like jobs, at least not in the traditional sense.

Since our Senior Fraud Analyst Sarah Spires joined Nuvision nearly eight years ago, we’ve seen how she makes a difference in the lives of others. Along with generously sharing her knowledge with those who need it most, Sarah leads a busy life as the mom of three boys and spends many off-work hours volunteering in the community. Sarah consistently finds ways to apply her time, resources, and know-how to improve the lives of others. That’s why we chose her as this month’s Nuvision hero.

For those who are investing or planning for their retirement, the past couple of years have been challenging, to say the least. From turmoil in the housing and stock market to historic inflation driving up the price of rents and groceries, savings and retirement planning have unfortunately taken a back seat for many Americans. In fact, according to a study from Bankrate, most Americans can no longer keep up with their retirement savings.