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As teens become more independent and take on more responsibilities, they must learn about money management. Understanding the basics of personal finance can set them up for a more secure financial future. From budgeting to saving to investing, teens can learn money lessons now that will serve them well in the coming years - while with the safety net of home. This blog post shares vital money lessons you can help your teenager know.
Read MoreA budget isn’t something you set once and forget. It should grow and change with your life. If things have started to feel a little off financially, it might be time for a reset.
Here are three signs your budget could use a refresh:
Read MoreLooking to improve your credit score? You're not alone. At Service One Credit Union, our FREE credit counseling services are designed to help you take control of your finances and improve your credit score.
Read MoreWhile it’s great to get away for some fun in the sun, it’s important to stick to a budget, even when on vacation. An over-the-top vacay you can’t afford can mean spending months catching up on credit card payments and paying high-interest rates that may make it not worth the price. This year, attack your vacation with a financial plan that you can keep by following the tips outlined below.
Read MoreIf you’re always wondering how you’re going to pay the next bill, feel guilty when you indulge in overpriced treats and you can’t seem to find money to put into savings, then you probably need a budget.
Read MoreEveryone knows how important it is to regularly put money into savings, but research shows that 25% of Americans have no emergency savings at all.
Don’t let this be you! If you’re ready to start saving, but you don’t know where to begin, Service One Credit Union can help. Here are seven simple steps that can get you on the fast track to building your nest egg today
Read MoreThe 12 days of Christmas are filled with joyous gift giving. But forget about buying five golden rings, four calling birds and three French hens. Put more money in your pocket by following these year-end suggestions.
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