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Now that your kids are going to college or moving out to live on their own, it’s time to make some financial adjustments. Explore ways to reevaluate your financial priorities.
Now that your kids are going to college or moving out to live on their own, it’s time to make some financial adjustments. Explore ways to reevaluate your financial priorities.
You’re not on your own anymore – you have your own family and are responsible for taking care of them every day, including protecting them on the rainy days. Explore insurance options and information.
It’s called the “Sandwich Generation.” And it has nothing to do with anyone’s eating habits. Instead, the phrase refers to adults who are caring for aging parents at the same time they’re raising children.
April is financial literacy month, meaning that it is great time to start teaching your children smart money moves. If you teach children smart money habits at a young age, they will be more prepared and understand how to save and handle their money as they grow up. Check out these 5 tips that you can start teaching your children today!
Teach Your Children The Importance of Saving - Need help teaching your kids the basics on managing money? With a little time and effort (and some assistance from your credit union), you can set your kids
It’s never too early to start educating your children about money and good financial habits.