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How to set a budget for holiday spending
You might have pumpkins on your porch, but it’s time to make room for the year-end holidays in your budget. The average American spends approximately $1,000 on Christmas, with 71% of budgets assigned to gift purchases. That’s a chunk of change, and overspending could impact your finances going into the new year. Here’s how you can set a budget
Read More >>5 ways to protect your online presence
Every day, it seems like we hear about new or emerging internet scams. As helpful as the internet can be, the horror stories tend to cast a dark cloud. But, with a few simple precautions, you can still use the internet safely. Here are five easy tips you can implement to protect your online presence.
Read More >>How to prepare for student loan repayments
Federal student loan payments will resume after a three-year-long payment pause. Many were hopeful that their loans would be forgiven altogether, but with the forgiveness plan being struck down, this means most people will resume student loan payments come October 1st. With 43.6 million Americans having federal student loan debt, you aren’t alone if you’re
Read More >>8 financial tips for college students
It’s time! You’re finally moving out of your parents’ house and into your dorm to start a new adventure. Whether you’re on your own for the first time or returning for another year, dealing with your finances can be intimidating—especially if you’re paying for school yourself or with loans. On top of that, you also
Read More >>Back-to-school shopping: six tips to save big
It’s hard to believe, but it’s almost time to sharpen pencils, fill those backpacks, and send your student back to school! One of the most stressful parts of the back-to-school season is making sure your children get everything they need without breaking the bank…especially when each new school year often means a fresh set of
Read More >>How to manage your digital footprint and own your privacy
Your digital footprint is the trail of data you leave behind as you interact with the internet. This includes everything from your search history and your social media posts to the websites you visit. Your digital footprint seems harmless, but criminals can use it to steal your identity and access your finances. Below are some
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