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As summer break comes to an end, the thrill of a new school year begins to build. With this excitement comes back-to-school expenses and the
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Whether you are just starting your family or chasing kids to soccer and dance, family life can be an exciting and daunting time. Teaching your kids about finances, while demonstrating your own financial balance and budgeting skills are just two of the best ways to protect your family from future debts. We’ve tapped the pros for advice and information you need to build good credit.
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As summer break comes to an end, the thrill of a new school year begins to build. With this excitement comes back-to-school expenses and the
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Stay positive with checking account management. Successfully maintaining a checking account is one of the building blocks of achieving your financial goals.
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Your credit standing doesn’t have to be a riddle. When you understand how your credit information is organized and evaluated, you can make informed choices for using it as a financial springboard.
Every year, American children receive over $15 billion in allowance, gifts and wages — reason enough to start teaching them money management and consumer skills at a young age. The following tips can make the difference between a child who grows up to be financially secure and one who doesn’t.
The kids are back in school and parents are $14.8 billion poorer as a result of back-to-school spending, according to a recent study by the National Retail Federation (NRF). That’s a lot of pencils!
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