In this day and age, itâs very easy to fall into the category of âliving beyond your meansâ, or overspending. With everyone sharing their lives through social media, itâs simple to get caught in the trap of wanting more than you need. Combine this trend with the ease of spending money, especially online, and [...]
In todayâs 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 childrenâs 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, itâs something you can do every [...]
Receiving a tax refund is exciting and can give you a much-needed financial boost. However, itâs important to remember that this isnât just free cash. Your tax refund is essentially money you lent to the government, which is now being returned to you. So, itâs in your best interest to use this money wisely. [...]
We all have them. We know they cost a small fortune. Yet, instead of deciding to cancel subscriptions, we find ourselves subscribing to even more. Businesses across all industries have found creative ways to cash in on this profitable business model â and consumers canât resist clicking âsubscribe.â While you and your wallet know itâs [...]
The average American eats out around four to five times per week. Whether it's a morning coffee and bagel or swinging into a drive-thru, it all adds up. Even if you're not dining at upscale restaurants, eating out makes it hard to stick to a budget. If you're trying to save money, it helps to [...]
With a multitude of investment options available, one popular option is a certificate account, or CDs. It's an easy way to earn compound interest, especially now that savings rates are rising! What are CDs or Certificate Accounts? A certificate account allows you to invest your money for a specified time period (typically ranging from 1 [...]
We're here to help you learn how to save money. Like diets, drastic changes don't usually stick. If youâve ever tried to shed a few pounds, you know there are plenty of diets to choose from. Whether theyâre dictating how much you can eat or what types of foods are acceptable, most diets have one [...]
They say everything is cyclical, so trends that fade away will typically come back around again. Like scrunchies and high-waisted jeans, certificates are becoming appealing again. People are still grappling with the effects of rising inflation even a year after prices started to soar. This leaves everyone looking for a silver lining. At this time, [...]
Human beings arenât wired to be natural savers. But, understanding our basic nature can help us save more money. Putting aside more money every month can sometimes feel like a chore. Maybe it's something you just donât have time for. No one likes to feel like theyâre depriving themselves of things they enjoy either. Thankfully, [...]
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