Financial institutions offering rewards is not new. Once upon a time, parents were rewarded for opening a bank account with a toaster or tote bag. This was a common tactic banks used to acquire new customers. Today’s generation is looking for more sophisticated financial incentives, though. To answer that call banks and credit unions have swapped toasters out for checking … Continue reading
When you open a checking account, you’re not required to keep it forever. Life happens. You grow. Your needs change. Sometimes, what once was best for you no longer is. Whether you’ve recently moved, gotten a new job or you’re just ready for a change, it’s essential that you consider how to reset with the right checking account for you. … Continue reading
By Tracy Scott Your lease is due to expire soon. As you stare at the Expiration of Lease Notice, you realize that the decision isn’t as easy as it was this time last year. Should you renew the lease, continue on a month-to-month basis, or consider your other options? Like many Americans, you’re considering your housing alternatives. Renewing a lease … Continue reading
Opening your first checking account is a big financial step. With so many options available, choosing the right one for your lifestyle and financial habits is essential. How To Choose Your First Checking Account In order to make a decision on which first checking account is best for you, consider a few factors that come into play, like account requirements, … Continue reading
By Tracy Scott The words “You’re hired!” are on mental autorepeat. You still can’t believe it. Next week you start your first summer job. Over the next several months, your life will change in ways you’d never imagined. Yes, it’s true. Your first job can open the financial doors many young adults have dreamt about since the beginning of high … Continue reading
By Tracy Scott As a recent graduate, you’re at a crossroads, both personally and financially. Decisions made today can affect the rest of your life. Questions such as: Do I really want or need to go to college or graduate school? Is it better for me to take a gap year instead of moving across the country right now for … Continue reading
