News & Updates
Simple Steps for Mastering Money Management
Helping You Master Money Management Missed our recent webinar on “Simple Steps for Mastering Money Management?” Don’t worry! We’ll catch you up on everything you
April is Youth Savings Month
How many times have you wished you started saving earlier? Dreaming big doesn’t mean you need to start with big actions. The first small step
Spring Clean Your Finances
Spring cleaning is for finances, too… There’s nothing quite like airing out your home from a long winter, scrubbing it down to a sparkly shine,
You Deserve a Kickback for your Auto Loan
Refinance your current auto loan from another lender and we’ll give you up to $500* in cash back. Apply online and you could have a
Paying Down Credit Card Debt After the Holidays
The holidays are officially over, but the debt remains. Overspending happens every year during this time, and once the holiday glow is over, the bills
Tips for Sticking to a Holiday Budget
With a desire for a much more normal holiday season this year, Americans are set to make it a landmark year for holiday spending. According
Buying a Car in 2021
The 2021 car market has been tough for those searching for a new or used car. Low dealer inventory, a global microchip shortage, and consumer
Understanding the 2021 Child Tax Credit
Taxes and deductions can be complicated, especially when tax credit eligibility constantly changes. For families with children, understanding what child tax credit assistance is available
Traveling in 2021
After more than a year of quarantine and ever-changing restrictions, Americans are ready to take that long-awaited summer vacation. Though travel is on the rise,
Housing Market Changes
Big changes in the housing market last year provided good news to existing homeowners while presenting a challenge to consumers in the housing market. According
The Return of Travel
As vaccinations become more readily available across the country and the light at the end of the tunnel grows stronger and closer, Americans once again
Improving Financial Literacy
Each year, the National Financial Educators Council releases a National Financial Literacy Test, which is taken by Americans of all ages, financial positions, and backgrounds. The
