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3 Things to Teach Your High School Student Before College
Many high school students need help understanding and practicing basic financial literacy skills. You can help prepare your child for college by teaching them these fundamentals.
How Much Should You Contribute to Your College Student's Monthly Allowance?
When you’re preparing to send your child to school, you may be thinking about the cost of college, your student’s living arrangements and whether they need a meal plan. But what about other monthly expenses?
Financing vs Paying Cash
Deciding when to finance or pay cash can be tricky, and your financial situation will play an important role in the decision-making process.
4 Financial Tips for New Empty Nesters
When the kids have all moved out, what happens next? We cover the top tips for managing your money as you enter this new chapter.
How to Manage Your First Salary: Tips for Recent College Graduates
After years of hard work — and entirely too many late-night study sessions — you finally have graduated from college and have gotten your first job. Congratulations! That’s a huge achievement.
Don’t Quit Your Job Without Making These 5 Money Moves
Walking away from work may be tempting, but it’s important to have a plan. Here are 5 things to do before you quit your job.
Smart Money Moves to Make in College
Looking to master your finances while you're in school? Here are a few smart ways to manage your money in college.
7 Money Conversations You Should Have When You’re In a Relationship
When you’re in a relationship, money can be a difficult subject. Having these seven money conversations with your partner, however, can help.
Money Conversations You Should Have With Your Parents
Money conversations with aging parents can be difficult but are important. Here are a few important questions to ask when making retirement and estate plans.