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How Much Do I Need to Save To Retire? (+ Calculator)
For many individuals and households, the ultimate financial goal is saving for retirement and achieving financial security by building net worth throughout your working years.
Are digital wallets safe?
*This is the second installment of a three-part blog series focusing on digital wallets. Check back for more information.
Easy Tips for How to Save on Your Energy Bill
Are you looking to save money? Why not start at home? The average Ohio family will spend an average of $1,300 on residential energy costs each year with a portion of the cost being wasted.
With some inexpensive changes, you may be able to save on your energy expenses.
With some inexpensive changes, you may be able to save on your energy expenses.
6 Tips for Relieving Financial Stress
78% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Watching your bank account dwindle while the bills pile up can take a hefty toll on all aspects of your life. Before you let financial stress consume you, check out these tips for relief.
6 Steps to Spring Clean your Finances
Ready to do some spring cleaning? Nothing feels more satisfying than refreshing your home, but what about refreshing your finances? Finances are something that often gets missed in the spring cleaning process, but it’s just as important to do.
Four Financial Tips for Surviving a Layoff
How to keep it together during job loss
Four Financial Tips for New College Grads
Handle your new financial reality like a pro
6 Tips for Managing Financial Anxiety
Does your financial situation scare you? You’re not alone; a recent study found that 36 percent of working Americans are considered “financially fragile.” Read on for some tips to put you on stronger financial footing.
How to Protect Yourself Against Phone Spoofing
Keep yourself safe from telephone scams
5 Things to Consider when Choosing a Checking Account
A quick guide to finding the best checking account for you
How to Pay for College: A 3-Step Guide
It’s no secret that higher education comes with a hefty price tag. The College Board reported that the average annual cost of a public four-year college for in-state students is $9,410 while out-of-state students face $23,980. Those attending a private four-year college are looking at an average annual cost of $32,410. Just reading these numbers can be overwhelming, let alone figuring out how to pay for them.
The good news is that for many students college is not an out-of-pocket expense because of the many available avenues of financial aid. Here’s a few ways to figure out how to pay for college without going broke.
The good news is that for many students college is not an out-of-pocket expense because of the many available avenues of financial aid. Here’s a few ways to figure out how to pay for college without going broke.
How to Stick to Your Travel Budget this Summer
Ready to celebrate the summer before it’s time to head back inside for the long, cold winter? Here are a few tips to make sure your budget doesn’t go right out the window in the process.