Raising teenagers is never easy. There are a bunch of changes happening all at once – most centered around their desire for more independence. While the teenage years can be challenging for parents, especially as fads come and go, one area where you can have a lasting impact is teaching your child how to manage money responsibly.
Teaching kids about money doesn’t have to be complicated – it can be a lot of fun! For elementary-aged children, everyday life is full of chances to start learning simple, important lessons about spending, saving, and the value of work. And the sooner they begin, the more confident they’ll feel as they grow.
Attending college is an exciting milestone, and with the right financial plan, it can also be an affordable one. Whether you’re a student preparing for your future or a parent helping your teenager get ready, taking proactive steps now can make a significant difference. There are plenty of ways to make higher education more manageable without breaking the bank.
March is Women’s History Month - a time to celebrate women’s achievements, including in finance. While many women are strong savers and decision-makers, some feel less confident about investing and long-term planning. With knowledge, smart habits, and support, every woman can take charge of her financial future.
Spring break is your chance to hit the pause button, unwind, and recharge - whether that means lounging on the beach, exploring a new city, or simply taking a break from school or work. But while the memories should last forever, the credit card bill shouldn’t.
Life insurance? It’s likely one of those things that hasn’t even crossed your mind yet – like retirement planning or switching to decaf. But here’s the thing: getting life insurance early is one of the smartest financial moves you can make. It’s more affordable, and it ensures that your loved ones are protected.
Most of us know the Five Love Languages - Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Touch - as ways we express and experience love in relationships. But love languages aren’t just about romance; they can also shape the way we handle money.
Open Enrollment season for healthcare coverage is upon us! With all the different insurance options available, it can quickly become overwhelming. In addition to your standard health insurance plan, you may supplement your coverage with an FSA or HSA. But what exactly are these accounts, and how are they different?
Insurance can be a tricky subject for many. It covers the “ifs” in life - What if my home is damaged? What if I’m in a car accident? What if my child gets sick? Because these scenarios have yet to happen, it can make people focus more on upfront insurance costs than the benefits available.
Car insurance often feels like a love-hate relationship. While you love that you, your family, and your vehicle are protected, no one enjoys paying costly insurance premiums. If your goal is to lower your policy price, it helps to understand how insurance companies determine your rate.
