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Too many kids grow up not knowing how to budget, or balance a bank account. Help teach your child the financial basics!

College is expensive, but financial aid could be available to you. Filling out a FAFSA form can be the first step to making your college dreams come true.

For many consumers, automatic bill pay can help with organizing their financial obligations and making payments on-time, every time.

There are many advantages to consider when making the switch from a big bank to a smaller community bank.

Here are some tips on how to handle your money wisely if you suddenly come into a financial windfall.

Having money set aside for those unplanned twists and turns in life is something that everyone should consider.

Financial stress can be brutal around the holidays. Here are some ways to reduce financial worries and enjoy the holiday without breaking the bank.

While they look almost identical to one another, understanding the differences between credit cards and debit cards will help you to make smarter financial decisions.

Just like the landline telephone before it, the wallet may be on its way out the door, with mobile technology replacing it.

Opening a bank account for the first time may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. Here are some tips to help make the process as smooth as possible.

Nobody likes getting hit with fees, especially when it comes to checking accounts. The good news is that many of the common checking account fees are easy to avoid.

The pros and cons of having multiple bank accounts – and how to determine how many you may need.

It’s a good idea to have a checking account while in college. It gives you a way to monitor spending habits and keeps you from having to carry around cash.

Preparing your child to become financially independent is a process that you can start at a very young age and will benefit them in the future.

Some things to consider before adding another person to your bank account.

Managing money can be difficult, and just one wrong financial move could cost you down the road. Here are some financial mistakes to avoid.

No one wants to pay extra in order to access their own money, and you don’t have to.

Say goodbye to the days of writing checks to friends and family, or scrambling to find cash at a moment’s notice, and say hello to person-to-person payments!