Glamping is the pairing of glamour and camping, which seem to be two diametrically opposed notions. The first is about luxury, glitz, and the utmost relaxation, while the latter concerns itself with few creature comforts — although with a definite appreciation of the great outdoors. Mixing the two results in a one-of-a-kind experience that you can...
Talking to your kids about finances is an ongoing conversation. Starting with saving coins in a piggy bank and earning an allowance to opening up a savings or checking account, budgeting for major purchases and investing for the future, there are many facets to your child’s financial education. Here is a closer look at teaching your child how to...
Topics: Personal Banking, Financial Education, Family
If you want to take a break without leaving your local area, a staycation is a great way to kick back and relax. Here are some helpful tips for making the most of your staycation for maximum enjoyment:
Topics: Financial Education, Family, Lifestyle
This Mother’s Day, if you’re looking for something as unique as your mom, consider these gift suggestions to brighten her day:
Topics: Family
The safest place to do your online banking is at home over a secure Wi-Fi network. Unfortunately, many private internet connections are not actually that private — including yours. Your internet security may be vulnerable to hackers and thieves. To ensure your online banking is secure, follow these suggestions to bolster your Wi-Fi’s defenses:
Topics: Family, Homeowners
Financial problems are one of the leading cause of divorce. According to a survey of 1,000 people, nearly half of American couples fight over money. But no matter the state of your finances, once you are married, all of your assets are merged in the eyes of the law. Coming up with a financial plan that works for your marriage is therefore of the...
Topics: Financial Education, Family
Part of your job as a parent is to prepare your kids for the future. One important component of their future is learning how to handle money. Yes, financial literacy can seem daunting and complex, but you can start small by introducing your young kids to simple concepts like saving money in an online savings account. Here is a guide to help you...
Topics: Personal Banking, Financial Education, Family
Before you answer the call of the open road, it is important to make sure you are traveling with everything you need for a safe, fun, and successful journey. For your spring road trip, be sure to pack the following must-have accessories:
You may not think you need to be concerned about your young child’s credit now, but identity thieves do not discriminate. They can target minors and wreak havoc on their credit before parents are even aware. So, it is important to work to protect your child’s credit history, before they need it.
Topics: Financial Education, Family
While college can be an excellent prospect for many students, it’s far from the only path to success. Whether you’re looking to save money, fit classes into your busy schedule, or simply pursue a different type of career, these college alternatives could be the perfect opportunity for your lifestyle. Here’s an overview of what these four...
Topics: Financial Education, Family