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By the time you reach your 30s you should be accumulating assets for the long run, meaning saving and growing your financial assets through earnings, savings, investment returns, retirement savings, real estate, etc. Aside from accumulating assets for what lies ahead there are a few other financial

The year of 2020 delivered an abundance of unexpected obstacles. These obstacles included a global pandemic, civil unrest, a lot of zoom calls, and no shortage of financial hardship. Maybe you can relate to some of these unexpected scenarios. Maybe, like millions of Americans, you lost your job, or

In this quarter's issue of our newsletter, we have a message from our VP of Marketing & Digital Experience as well as: Recent Workplace Partner Additions 3 Ways to Maximize Your Tax Return 7 Ways to Get the Credit Score Everybody Wants Our New Loan Payment Experience Community Spotlight And more

It’s common knowledge that having a good or even great credit score is important, but far fewer people know how to get one, or how to keep and maintain it. We all want a great score but it doesn’t happen by accident and it doesn’t happen overnight. It can take time to establish and build your score

It can be tricky to know what to do with your money, especially during tax return season. Do you save every penny? Do you pay down that debt that’s been weighing you down? The ideal solution would be something in the middle, but sometimes you need to prioritize one over the other. Here are 3 ways to

As we near the end of the year, many people tend to look back and reflect. 2020 has been extremely difficult for many of us, and these unprecedented times have taken their toll, whether it be physically, mentally, or financially. While some have been less fortunate than others, I think it’s safe to

Winter is right around the corner and the season can be less than kind on your home. Repairs caused by winter weather can be costly and unexpected. With the surprises that 2020 has already brought us, no one needs any more costly surprises. Here are 6 ways to prepare your home for winter: Break Out

Time passes fast. If you looked at your savings now, do you think you’ll be ready for retirement? At what age do you want to retire? Do you have a plan to get there? These are some pretty heavy questions, but the more you save and prepare now, the more comfortable your retirement will be. Everyone

The holidays are right around the corner! 2020 hasn’t been an easy year and a lot of us felt it in our pockets, which might make this holiday season feel like it has a little extra financial pressure. If you’re looking for some extra money for the holidays, here’s five tips that might help. Open Up

Growing up, my parents warned me about getting credit cards, saying that I could end up in a lot of debt and ruin my credit. They weren’t entirely wrong; mismanaging your credit cards can have serious financial repercussions and severely impact your credit score. However, using credit cards is a