Money Management Advice

Building Your Credit

Leaving home for the first time? Starting college? As you build a life out on your own, you’ll need to take care of your financial life, too. This is a good time to start building your credit history.

Repairing Credit

Do you currently have a low credit score? Whatever the reason, you should know that you’re not alone. And you can start now to get back on track. Just be patient – it takes time and effort to improve your credit.

Benefits of Online Banking

Who can find the time? With fast-paced lives and splitting time between work and family, it can be difficult to find additional time to keep track of your finances. By using some best practices you can make sure to protect your finances and have peace of mind, without having to sacrifice your time.

Worthwhile Ways to Use Your Tax Refund

According to the Internal Revenue Service, more than 70 percent of the nation’s taxpayers received a tax refund averaging nearly $3,000 in 2017 and will get a similar amount this year.

Financial spring cleaning tips

As Americans kick off the spring season by cleaning, sorting and tidying up around the house, is encouraging consumers to add financial organization to their spring cleaning to-do list. To help, we have highlighted six tips for organizing your financial house.

Financial Basics for Millennials

As a young adult, you already know your financial choices are important. Millennials (born between 1981 and 1997) face a tight job market, big student loans, and more. To minimize stress and achieve your personal goals, responsible decision-making is critical.