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6 Family-Proof (Financial) Holiday Conversation Starters
If personal finance talk comes up at your holiday gathering, try to steer the conversation with these family-proof topics to help keep spirits high.
6 Savvy Ways to Save at the Pump
The price of gas has been a pain point for Americans for a while. Even so, there are simple ways to save a few bucks every time you fill up at the pump.
After Recent Decline, CDs Rebound
CD rates are the highest they've been in years, and SELCO’s certificates are offering some of the best returns available. See for yourself how we compare.
Buying Your First Car
Buying a car is a big step toward independence. It’s also a lot of responsibility (and potentially a lot of money). Even if you can’t purchase a car just yet, it’s never too early to learn the process. Here’s a simple guide to the steps involved.
What’s a Credit Score? And How Can You Improve Yours?
What is a credit score? And why does it matter? In short, your credit score demonstrates to lenders how likely you are to pay back a loan.
How to Get a Job for Teens
Whether you’re a teen searching for your first or next job, it can be a challenge knowing where to look. Check out the following tips for jumpstarting your search.
4 Steps to Start Saving
Saving money isn’t always easy, and often the hardest part is just getting started. This is where a savings plan can come in handy.
Plan a Meal
With this activity, created especially for kids ages 8-12, you’ll satisfy your taste buds while also sharpening your financial skills.
The Great RV Debate: Buy New or Renovate?
If your RV needs an update or two, you have options. You can either trade up for a brand-new RV or remodel what you already own.
Wants vs. Needs
It’s a good habit to consider whether an item is a “need” or “want” before putting down your hard-earned money. But first you need to learn the difference between the two!