Financial Library

The end of the year is quickly approaching, which means it’s a perfect time to start strong in the new year with a clear-eyed vision of your financial future.

Soon the holiday season will be upon us, and we will be thinking about gifts, get-togethers, and holiday trips. It can be tempting to impulse shop or spend out of budget, but with a little planning, we can save money while still joining in the holiday cheer.

Impersonating the IRS, unfortunately, remains one of the most popular scam techniques today.

For better or for worse, your credit score can significantly impact your financial life. What is the significance of this number? What impacts it? And what can you do to improve it? This article can help demystify the credit score.

Has your personal financial information fallen into the wrong hands? If so, you can take steps to reduce at least some of the harm it can cause.

With the new school year fast approaching, many parents are wondering how to cut costs on school supplies. Last year, the average American family spent $890 on supplies, up nearly $25 from the previous year. But you don’t have to spend a fortune to prepare your kids for a successful year in the classroom. Read on for tips!

Read on for practical tips on how to curb your spending without sacrificing your fun.

Imposter crimes are on the rise, as digital tools make it easier than ever to target consumers. These crimes include something called "tech support scams". Ironically, scam artists will prey on your worries about cyber security and will pose as the good guys looking to "fix" your security breaches.

April is Financial Literacy Month, and it is a perfect time to take positive steps to improve our financial wellness. Financial literacy—which includes debt management, budgeting, and investing—is vital to making sound money decisions and can greatly affect our everyday lives.