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Financial Tips to Start the New Year Off Right

The year is nearing an end, and people across the world and of all ages are starting to make their New Year resolutions. For many, that will include at least one financial resolution. Start your year off right by taking steps toward your financial goals with these tips for your best financial year yet! Stay […]

How to Create a Holiday Budget That Won’t Break the Bank this Year 

The holiday season is officially upon us! While it’s a beautiful time of year, the holidays can be stressful financially as families prepare for holiday gift-giving and other traditions. Use this guide to create a holiday budget that won’t leave you stretched or stressed in the new year.  Not all families have the means to […]

Financial Planning: A Guide to Creating a Financial Plan That Works for You

Financial planning is an essential component of securing the financial future of your dreams. After all, failing to plan is planning to fail. In the realm of financial health, we’ve got the tools and resources you need to plan properly. Follow the tips in this comprehensive financial planning guide to discover the fundamental principles, strategies, […]

Our Top 5 Money Management Tips for Healthy Finances

Money management is really about taking the time to understand financial literacy, and then applying it to your financial goals. Focus on the following money management tips to start your journey to financial success! Determine Your Short and Long-Term Financial Goals  Before embarking on your journey to financial wellness, start to consider your goals. These […]

Budgeting 101: How to Budget to Meet Your Financial Goals

Budgeting is a term that elicits different feelings and reactions in many people. Some find it tedious, while others find it boring or even uncomfortable. Regardless of how you feel about budgeting, the reality is that it is essential to a healthy financial life. Determining how to budget will depend on your income, expenses, wants, […]

Student Loan Repayment: How to Get Ahead of Your Student Loans 

As we start to enter the last few months of this year, the impending reality of student loan repayment starts to set in for many borrowers across the country. After much debate over student loans and lots of confusion for borrowers, the time has come to make your repayment plan.  There are some helpful tools […]

5 Credit Union Myths That Shouldn’t Stop You From Joining

Credit unions have long been a popular alternative to traditional banks, offering their members various financial services and products. However, several credit union myths may deter potential members from joining. Credit unions are equal to banks in many ways and are often the better option. In this article, we debunk five common misconceptions about credit unions […]

Money Habits That Hurt Your Retirement Savings

Retirement is hard enough without adding extra complexities that stop you from reaching your full savings potential. It’s essential to understand what your needs are going to be in retirement and then to spend as many years as possible preparing for those needs. If you’re overspending now and not saving enough, it could be the […]

Should You Help Your Loved Ones Pay Off Debt?

It can be hard watching someone you love struggle with debt, especially if it’s the type of debt they got into without any fault, like medical debt. You may want to jump right in, help with your funds, and try to limit their burden. This is a very noble gesture, but it isn’t a decision […]

6 Important Financial Tips for Newlyweds

Getting married is one of the most life-changing decisions one can make, and it’s not just because you’re finding someone to spend the rest of your life with. The financial implications can be huge. When you get married, you face many different financial decisions, from combining bank accounts to deciding when and where to buy […]