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Banking & Lending

Learn how to optimize your savings and strategically use borrowing to help you reach your financial goals.

Discover the different types of cash accounts and how they serve different purposes. Learn how to use them to help meet your financial goals.

Buying and selling a home at the same time can be a stressful balancing act and put a strain on your finances. Discover five ways to finance a down payment on a new home before selling your existing home.

CDs are an important part of many investors’ financial planning strategies. But not all CDs are the same. Here’s what you need to know.

Mortgage rates are forecast to drop slightly, but affordability likely won’t return to pre-pandemic levels. Here’s what to expect.

If you—or your loved ones—are shopping in a tight housing market, how can you stand out from other buyers while potentially bypassing today’s high mortgage rates?

When it comes to saving, compound interest is one of the most powerful tools available to grow your money over time.

It’s important to start saving as early as possible. Learn why—plus get tips on how to become a savvy saver.

Because saving and investing are in some ways similar, many of the same ideas apply to both, including the risk of losing money, how easy it is to access your funds, and potential gains. But there are significant differences in exactly how those ideas apply and in how you actually go about saving versus investing. Let's break down the details.

Many people borrow in order to buy homes, pay taxes, and finance personal interests. They also borrow to finance businesses, college educations, or other needs.

Record-high prices, rising mortgage rates and high inflation are all obstacles for potential new homeowners. Learn how you can help a loved one break into a tough market.

Learn the options for how to pay off debt you took on to pay for school.

We all know we should have money set aside for emergencies. Here’s how to go about it.

Too much debt can be crippling, but some debt, managed wisely, can be a smart financial tool. Check out three things to consider when deciding whether to take on debt.

Learn about the differences between credit and debit cards, the various card types, and how to avoid destructive debt.

Whether you’re applying for a mortgage, purchasing car insurance, or signing up with a new internet provider, you will inevitably be asked about your credit. Understanding how this number is calculated and how to establish a healthy credit score early on in life can help increase your financial freedom and purchasing power in the future.

In this era of instant gratification and digital transactions, knowing your way around different payment methods is not just a party trick; it's a crucial life skill.

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