Financial Learning

Summary Federal Trade Commission (FTC) The FTC protects consumers from unfair and predatory business practices. Their Advice and Guidance section offers guides that protect you when shopping, donating to charities, using credit products, dealing with spam calls or texts, identity […]

Growing Industries Looking for Workers While the onset of artificial intelligence (AI) inspires anxiety across some professions, there are other fields where jobs are plentiful and likely to remain stable or grow. As you evaluate your career path, it might […]

Learning to read your pay stub is essential, and there’s no better time to start than with your first paycheck. Understanding the numbers on your pay stub can help you determine why there’s a difference between your pay rate and […]

Saving money is essential if you want to safeguard your financial well-being. However, remembering to regularly transfer $100 from your checking account to your savings account on your own can feel challenging, especially when money is tight. Luckily, there is […]

Cars have become more expensive over the years. While buying a chic vehicle is a fun goal, finding a car you can afford is more important in the current economic environment. Here are some things to consider while you’re looking […]

Investing doesn’t have to be complicated or require large sums of money. You can try a simple and effective strategy that involves investing a small amount in dividend aristocrat stocks each payday. What are Dividend Aristocrat Stocks? Dividend aristocrats are […]

June is National Homeownership Month, so there’s no better time to discuss the basics you need to know when purchasing a home! You might think you need to save 20% of a home’s value to purchase a property, but that’s […]

Job hunting after graduation is a full-time gig. While hiring rates depend on where you live and what industry you work in, there are some things you can do to increase your odds of finding work.  Tapping into your network, […]

If you’re looking for a new place to live, you might wonder how much is “reasonable” to spend. While the world of personal finance provides a percentage guideline for how much of your money should go toward housing, this rule […]

Do you want to teach your child about budgeting? A lemonade stand can be a great way to teach your children about income, expenses, investments, saving, and charitable giving.  Here are the ways a lemonade stand will help them learn […]