Financial Education
Improving the Financial Health of the Central Coast
Financial Education
Improving the Financial Health of the Central Coast
Boost Your Financial IQ
Our financial education resources are complimentary and available to SESLOC members and neighbors alike.
Financial Webinars
Check out our latest online webinar, where we dive into a topic like credit reports or saving for homeownership.
Financial Calculators
Saving for retirement or planning to buy a new car soon? Try our financial calculators to get estimates that can help you make informed decisions.
Financial Counseling
Our partners at GreenPath Financial Wellness can offer advanced help from certified financial counselors.
Tools for Local Businesses
From Online Banking support to downloadable eBooks on a variety of topics, we help businesses thrive on the Central Coast.
Plus, 300+ Financial Health Articles
See what’s new on the News+ Blog, or browse the complete library here.
How Does Getting Remarried Affect Social Security Benefits?
If you’re receiving benefits based on your own work record, your benefits will continue. If you’re receiving spousal benefits based on your former spouse’s work record, those benefits will generally end upon your getting remarried, but you may be able to receive benefits based on your new spouse’s work record, or on your own.
Tis the $eason (For a Mid-Year Money Checklist)
As summer hits its stride, the idea of financially preparing for the holidays might feel like overkill. Consider this: money is the most cited source of stress during the holidays, with 58% of US adults worrying about overspending or not having enough money.
Navigating Finances as a Young Family
One of the most rewarding things in life is the privilege of raising a child, but it is no secret that raising a child can also be expensive. In 2023, the USDA found that the cost of raising a child to the age of 18 was $331,933.
Just for College Students
Prepare for life after college with our helpful budgeting and saving tips:
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Savings are insured to at least $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government. National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. government agency.
