One Money Skill Every Teen Should Master When your kids were younger, they watched how you managed everyday life. They noticed how you solved problems, treated people, and reacted when things didn’t go according to plan. Now that they are teenagers, something begins to change. They’re no longer just observing. Now, [...]
Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps like Zelle®, Venmo®, Cash App®, and PayPal® have become a routine part of everyday money management. From splitting a dinner bill to paying a babysitter or sending a quick gift, these apps make it easy to move money in just a few taps. That convenience is a [...]
For many in Gen Z, money hasn’t felt simple or predictable. You’ve dealt with changing job markets, prices that keep climbing, and advice coming from every corner of the internet – especially social media. It can often feel like everyone else learned something, and somehow you didn’t get the [...]
Alyssa Marko is our 2025 college scholarship winner! She will graduate from Cicero- North Syracuse High School and is headed to Binghamton University, hoping to find her niche in the medical field! Below are some of her accomplishments and activities throughout her time in high school. High Honor Roll National Honor Society National [...]
Tax Credits and Deductions for College Students and Parents Paying for college is an expensive venture, but did you know you can take advantage of special tax credits and deductions just for college students and their parents? These benefits come when you file your income tax return. What’s the difference? A credit reduces the [...]
In today’s rapidly changing economic landscape, financial education for families has become more important than ever. Teaching children the basic principles of responsible money management will be crucial in setting them up for future success and financial well-being. One effective way to teach these valuable lessons from an early age banking as a family. The [...]
As a parent, you are the most significant influence on your children’s financial habits, now and later in life. Teaching money skills now will set them up for success in the future. Teaching your children about finances is not as complicated as it may initially seem. In fact, it’s something you can do every [...]
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