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There are a number of things you can do to start preparing for your financial future once those classroom doors close behind you. Here are a few tips.

Many married couples maintain their own separate bank accounts. Ultimately, each couple needs to create a financial system that works for them.

Are you ready to tackle that age-old question – how do I maximize my tax refund? Good news! You don’t have to figure it out alone – we’re here to help!

Let’s look at setting realistic and achievable short-term and long-term financial goals for yourself.

Preparing a personal financial statement will give you a good idea of what you own and what you owe, helping you to become more financially healthy.

Experts point out that tracking your spending habits on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis is the first step in becoming more financially healthy.

If you believe giving is better than receiving, then consider taking that one step further by giving something meaningful this holiday season.

Are you ready to snatch up the deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday?

Here are some more cool ideas to get ahead of the holiday shopping rush:

Are you receiving a cash gift for a down payment on a home? Lucky you! But you need to be aware of how to receive that gift in the proper way.

PMI, or private mortgage insurance, is a type of insurance used with conventional mortgage loans. It’s designed to protect the lender if you stop making loan payments.

Owning a home shouldn’t be a dream beyond your reach. With help from the Equity Builder Program, it can become a reality!

There’s no question that Millennials in the U.S. have significant financial power. On the other hand, many of them are distressed by their financial situation.

If you have a sizeable tax refund burning a hole in your pocket, put out the fire before you start splurging!

The tax filing season is now upon us (feel free to groan out loud). But the good news is that the filing deadline to submit your 2015 tax return is not April 15 as usual.

Nobody likes to pay more than they have to for, well, almost anything. And that includes car insurance.

Simply put, EMV is intended to thwart such breaches and other counterfeit card fraud by using chip card technology.