Financial Education Resource Center
Episode 4: A Look on the + Side of Life
On this episode of Making it Count, hosts Cristina and Will will discuss how to stay positive during the lockdowns due to COVID-19.
Episode 3: Preventing ID Theft & Fraud During a Pandemic
On this episode of Making it Count, hosts Cristina and Will learn strategies to prevent identity theft and fraud during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Average Expenses & Costs of Owning a Home for 2023
One of the things that a lot of homebuyers have in common is a fundamental misunderstanding of the costs of owning a home.
On The + Side: Couch Concerts, Moments of Zen and Setting Boundaries
Our community continues to inspire us. We're sharing stories that bring us joy and tips for staying happy and healthy while adjusting to a new normal.
Episode 2: Handling Your Investments During a Bear Market
On this episode of Making it Count, hosts Cristina and Will discuss the uncertainty surrounding the stock market as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
5 Tips on Saving for a Home & How Much You Should Save
We asked some financial experts for their advice for saving up to buy a home and here are five tips they shared with us.
Episode 1: Retirement Strategies for People Under 40
On this episode of Making it Count, hosts Cristina and Will explore retirement savings strategies for people under the age of 40.
Learn How to Budget Money in College (So You Don't Eat Ramen Every Night)
Being in college doesn't mean you have to eat ramen every night. Learn how to budget so you can pay your bills and still eat well.
High School Hacks: How to Pay for College Tuition Without Loans
College doesn’t have to be expensive. You can go to college without taking out loans. Read twelve of our best college tuition hacks in our newest article.
The Sum Up: You could be losing money with these common investing mistakes
Avoid these retirement savings mistakes and you can be sitting comfortably at 65.
Going Away to College: Financial Planning for College Students
Going to college is a huge milestone in life. Start shaping your adulthood by learning about personal finance and financial planning.
The Sum Up: How Much Americans Have Saved for Retirement
Even more alarming is that 59% of people in their 40s have less than $100,000 saved for retirement and 41% have less than $50,000. Here’s what you need to know about saving for retirement.
7 Retirement & Investment Myths that are Costing You Money
Here are seven of the costliest (and most persistent) retirement and investment myths we've heard from members.
The Top 6 Credit & Debt Myths that Might Surprise You
Here are six of the top credit and debt myths. Most we heard from our members, but we’ve included a few others that we think are important for you to know the truth about.