by Central Federal After years of seeing all of your friends’ engagement photos on social media, it’s finally your turn to do the posting. Congratulations! Now that you’ve been able to boast a little bit, it’s time to get serious about wedding planning. People say that one of the most stressful things is cost –…
by A1 Tech of Rolla, LLC Microsoft’s venerable Windows 7 operating system will go end of life in only a few short months on January 14th, 2020. At this point Microsoft will no longer provide support for the OS without costly service contracts and only for specific enterprise editions. This means updates to patch security…
by Gina Zervos, Director of Communications & Volunteer Services, Rolla Public Schools As we move into the fall season, the planning efforts of the Rolla Public Schools Board of Education (BOE) kick into high gear. If you’ve been following our communications efforts on our new website, you’ve likely seen the preliminary survey we released to the…
by Phelps Health Foundation If your itemized deductions regularly exceed the standard income-tax deduction, you will continue to itemize and realize tax savings from your gifts to us and other charities. However, if you are among the estimated 90 percent of individuals who will not itemize because of the higher standard deduction implemented by the…
by Central Federal Do you keep close tabs on your finances? You might be surprised how many people are more and more hands-off with their money, especially when it comes to identity theft. According to a study by Experian, approximately 81% of adults in the United States rely solely on their banks and credit card companies…
by A1 Tech of Rolla, LLC A major ransomware attack targeted around 37 businesses and governmental agencies in Rolla, St. Robert., Waynesville, Richland, and the surrounding region on or shortly after June 26th, 2019. A legitimate remote access software installed to provide technical support was compromised by hackers and many users of the service…
by Phelps Health Foundation Many of us have recently attended graduations—of children or grandchildren or maybe at our alma mater. The students who are graduating (and the parents who may be footing the bills) likely view the occasion as an ending, a conclusion of a chapter in their lives. But as we know, graduation is…
by Gina Zervos, Director of Communications & Volunteer Services, Rolla Public Schools I’m pretty sure I blinked, and then the summer was OVER. Did that happen to you too? Part of the reason this summer felt like it flew by was that much of that time was consumed with the hustle of getting things ready…
by Central Federal Growing up, most of us would have to ask a parent or guardian for something we couldn’t afford. Now, we find ourselves taking a similar path when we go to the bank for a loan. Just like those who raised you, Central Federal will be there for you – financially. Our lending services can…
By Michele Marxkors Kelsaw, Attorney at Law, MBA One of the absolute best parts of my job is working with families of all varieties. Love knows know boundaries. However, the law does not care about who we love but only about how we are related. The default in the law is that unless you are…
