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The State of Financial Wellness in America [Infographic]
Financial wellness is a hot topic. But what is it exactly? Financial wellness is the state of your overall financial health, measured by how you’re doing in a few categories: spending, saving, borrowing, and planning.
Saving for Home Ownership
Thinking about buying a home? A house is likely the biggest purchase you will ever make. Because of the high costs involved, saving for it takes commitment, planning, and sometimes sacrifice. And saving is about more than just having enough for a down payment. These are the factors you need to consider:
8 Ways to Use a HELOC
If you’ve ever wondered what a HELOC is or what you’re supposed to do with it, this article is for you. A HELOC, or Home Equity Line of Credit, leverages your home’s equity to give you more flexibility compared to other loans — you can borrow up to your maximum credit limit, when you need it, as you need it.
7 Reasons to Own a Home
Making a list of the pros of homeownership versus renting to see if it’s time to buy? Consider these 7 key differences:
Tackling Holiday Debt
The holidays have come and gone, and now many are left with the bill. According to a Gallup poll ahead of the shopping season, Americans planned to spend an average of $942 on holiday gifts — not including food, travel, and other celebratory activities. What’s more, less than half of Americans reported going into the holiday with a budget. That means many are likely starting off 2020 in the red.
Kick Off The Year With This 7-Step Financial Action Plan
How do you see yourself in 2020? If your vision is of a more financially savvy you, then read on. This 7-step financial action plan will give you the tools to make this year — and decade — about your financial wellness. The best part? It’s easy!
What Is NCUA Share Insurance?
All deposits at federally insured credit unions are protected by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, which is a similar but separate fund from the FDIC fund for banks. Credit union members have never lost a penny of insured savings at a federally insured...
Combining Finances? Read This Guide on Budgeting for Couples
Disagreements about money and stress over financial concerns is a major — and common — problem in relationships. In fact, it’s often cited as the leading cause of divorce.
What Financial Advice Would You Give Your 18-Year-Old-Self?
If you could hop in a time machine to give your 18-year-old-self a financial tip that you wished you knew back then, what would it be? We asked our employees to weigh in.
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