Checking and Savings

Tracking spending helps you identify spending habits that can have negative long-term consequences.

An FSA allows you to save and use money for healthcare expenses with specific tax advantages.

While millions of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck, you don’t have to.

Pets are amazing, however, there’s also little doubt that caring for them can be expensive.

Having a well-stocked emergency fund is important. But so is saving for retirement. So how do you know which one to focus on?

By reviewing your expenditures for the last 12 months, you can get an honest picture of your true spending behavior - and then make any necessary changes.

The road to financial trouble is usually paved with our best intentions.

The holidays are supposed to be fun but worries about spending can put a damper on the festivities. Incorporating these savvy shopping strategies can help you save - and enjoy a stress-free season, too!

Fewer people are writing checks, thanks to advances in direct deposit, online autopay for bills and payment apps, however, that doesn’t mean paper checks are going away (not yet, at least).

When you establish consistent financial habits, it is easier to save, manage, and spend your money wisely. This article outlines the habits everyone should practice.