How to Set Financial Goals
We've all saved for a large purchase at some point in our lives, whether you are a teen saving for a new skateboard or an adult saving for a first home.
Financial Writer
Ali McFadden is a Digital Marketing Specialist at Members 1st Federal Credit Union. With over eight years of social media and digital marketing experience, she helps to lead organic and paid strategies and creates content for the credit union's social media channels and Charitable Foundation Facebook page. Ali earned a bachelor's degree in English Communications from Lebanon Valley College. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, volunteering and traveling.
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