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During the holidays, big fun often comes with bigger spending – and lingering credit card debt in the new year.

Managing your finances is a bit like managing your health. It's important to set specific goals, maintain healthy habits, and give yourself regular "checkups" to monitor your progress. The start of the year is the perfect time to do just that.

At the end of the year, it’s natural to look back on the past 12 months and consider positive changes you can make in the future. It’s important to do this with your finances too. This year-end financial planning checklist can help.

It’s a difficult topic, but essential to think about: If you died tomorrow, who would take care of your loved ones?

We all love the festivities of the holiday season — until the January bills arrive to ruin the fun.

Autumn: the season of the harvest moon, Halloween haunts, and best of all… Thanksgiving. Whether preparing a holiday dinner or everyday meal, you want to keep your family well-fed and your grocery bills manageable.

In this quarter's issue of our newsletter, we have a message from our CEO as well as:

Technology has revolutionized the ways we spend and manage money. But those handy apps and online services can also expose us to new threats.

Winter can be hard on your home. It can also be hard on your budget. Heavy snow can cause pricey property damage and cold air can find its way inside your house, lowering the temperature and raising your heating bill.

Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, ending just in time for the start of winter weather. Are you prepared for heavy rains, damaging winds, and the ice and snow that may follow?

Whether it’s your first car or next car, you want a vehicle that’s low-maintenance, fun to drive, and as affordable as possible.

For the first two, it’s all about what you buy. But when it comes to affordability, it’s also about when.

They’ll also have new responsibilities, especially when it comes to money.