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It’s hard to imagine a group more deserving of our appreciation. As we look to Teacher’s Appreciation Month in May, here are seven tips educators should consider as they plan for their financial futures.

Just hearing the word taxes is enough to send some people into a tailspin of woe. We get it. Even the most organized among us have been known to procrastinate until a few days before the deadline for filing federal income taxes – even when we know we are likely to get a refund.

Bunny kisses & Easter wishes!

These Easter themed coloring pages are free to print and fun to color! Color them with anything you want - crayons, colored pencils, markers, or even paint. These coloring pages are perfect for anyone, at any age! 

Planning for retirement is in some ways, simple enough: Save as much as you can, for as long as you can. However, there are obstacles to retirement that can make things harder than they need to be. Here are some myths about retirement that could end up ruining your simple, smart approach.

Our smartphones make life easier in so many ways. As if calling, texting, web surfing, and using social media wasn’t enough, now, thanks to mobile banking apps, you can handle your finances on your favorite touch-screen as well.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should have you reconsidering your cybersecurity. Though it’s unlikely Russia could target the US with cyberattacks, there is a long history of Russian hackers engaging in patriotic attacks against entities not well aligned with the Russian government. Here are some steps to take to make sure your information is secure.

What lies at the end of the rainbow? A pot of gold, of course! Help your child celebrate St. Patrick's day, or any day, with this fun pot of gold coloring page and Irish scavenger hunt. Coloring is not only an enjoyable way to pass the time, it can also lay the groundwork for writing skills later on.

Subscription costs are sneaky. You sign up for one service, that’s $10. You sign up for another, that’s $6.99. Oh, and then there’s that other subscription for $15. Because each service costs less than $20 per month, you barely notice. But the costs keep stacking up as you add more and more. One way to make sure you’re getting the most bang for your buck is to link all of those subscriptions to your credit card.

A Health Savings Account (HSA) can be a good savings tool. And just like any tool, it helps to know how to use it the right way. Here are some common HSA mistakes that you should avoid. Dodge these pitfalls and you’ll be making the most out of what can be an incredibly valuable account.

What comes to mind when you think of college? Long nights spent in the library trying to study for an exam, Friday night football games, sub-par cafeteria food? Check. Check. And check. But you may also be thinking: How am I going to pay for this?