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Bertha Rozier appointed to lead Popular Bank Retail and US Transformation

Popular Bank is thrilled to welcome Bertha Rozier as SVP of Retail and US Transformation. Based in New York, Bertha will oversee our retail business, leveraging her experience leading multi-disciplinary business units and her expertise in marketing, product,

Popular, Inc. invests in minority owned bank, Greenwood

In the last two years, and in the wake of a more prominent conversation around systemic racism, many of the U.S. financial institutions have started to invest in Black-owned financial companies with a mission to meet the needs of underserved borrowers.

How to prevent types of debit card fraud.

Debit cards are a quick and easy way to pay for your everyday transactions. And if you’re working on sticking to your monthly budget, a debit card can help keep you on track to meet your financial goals.

Small Business Spotlight: Integral Help Group

Supporting small businesses that make a difference. Popular Bank‘s commitment to supporting small businesses is a big part of who we are as a financial institution. We are proud to share the journey of one of our clients,

Estate planning goals and strategies: Find what works for you.

This is Part 3 in a three-part blog series that highlights key aspects of the estate planning process. After you’ve the learned the basics of estate planning and begun to take inventory of your financial priorities,

What is a Home Equity Line of Credit?

A home equity line of credit (HELOC) uses the equity in your home (which is the difference between your home’s value and your mortgage balance) as collateral. Since HELOCs are secured against the equity value of your home,

5 ways to prevent tax fraud.

Tax season is quickly coming up — April 18 for most taxpayers (with an extension until October 15 if you need it). This means it’s also high season for scammers who may try to grab your personal information online to use not just at tax time,

Tax Deduction Tips for Small Businesses

Last month, we talked about how to prepare for tax season. Covid has created a whole new set of self-employed people in the previous two years. If you’re one of the 16 million workers who identify as self-employed,

How to survive inflation.

With inflation in the United States climbing at the highest rate in nearly 40 years, now is the time as a smart saver to take steps to make your money last. But before we talk about how to survive inflation,

Estate planning priorities: Take inventory.

This is Part 2 in a three-part blog series that highlights key aspects of the estate planning process. There are many estate planning strategies, including some that are implemented inter vivos (during life), such as making gifts,

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