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Discuss money management and financial goals as a family is important, both with your spouse and children as well as your parents and other important loved ones. Read on for tips to have effective conversations about money with those you love.
As you think about your finances and saving, include debt reduction in your strategy. Read more to learn some of the benefits of paying down debt and strategies to help you make debt repayment a priority in your financial plan.
It’s important to consider and plan for all of life’s major milestones that are on your horizon. Here are a few goals to consider now that will help you get your financial life in order and ready for all the important events and milestones.
Saving for life’s unexpected events is an important and necessary part of being financially prepared. Consider these strategies that may help you build your financial confidence and begin or continue on your path to saving for the unexpected.
A great place to start building your financial confidence is to set up automatic savings, and practice healthy financial habits. Consider these strategies to give your savings an automatic boost.
Whether you’re the parent or the student, graduating high school represents a new chapter in your family’s life. It is the perfect time to embrace the first steps towards financial independence by building solid banking and money habits! Read our tips to make the transition to college a smooth experience for the entire family.
The costs of the back-to-school season add up quickly, but with some careful planning, you can prepare your finances for back-to-school season without breaking the bank. Read on to see our tips to help you tackle back-to-school shopping with confidence.
Summer offers plenty of opportunities for fun, relaxation and adventure, but can be a season of increased costs. With a little bit of creativity and focus, you can start a Summer Savings Challenge that not only helps you cut costs but also boosts your savings.
Your credit score affect your buying power, your ability to rent or own a home, get a job, and even what you’ll pay for insurance coverage. No matter where you’re starting, consider these steps to get started on a path to a healthier credit score.
Learn all about the APCO Home Equity Line of Credit (or HELOC), the benefits, process and some ways APCO Members utilize their HELOCs in this interview.
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