Financial Education

Retirement planning for late starters can feel overwhelming—but with the right mindset and a few smart strategies, you can create a more secure financial future. Here are six practical retirement planning tips to begin. Focus on today. Dwelling on the …

For many households, rent is the single biggest expense in the budget. That’s why learning how to negotiate rent and lease terms can make such a big difference—helping you save money, lower stress, and improve financial stability. Whether you’re moving into your …

If you’re trying to build a family budget on a tight income, you’re not alone! Many families face the challenge of stretching every dollar to cover essentials and plan for the future. The good news is that—with realistic goals and …

You can walk for fitness—or you can train for a marathon. Likewise, you can simply be a credit union member—or you can maximize your credit union benefits to support a successful financial future. Here are some smart ways to get the …

Building your credit score in college is an excellent financial move! Whether you’re a student at Cal Poly Humboldt, College of the Redwoods, Shasta College, or another school, taking a few simple steps now can help set you up for long-term …

Whether you’re planning a getaway in Northern California or a trip around the world, food expenses can quickly eat up a big chunk of your travel budget. If you want to save money on food while traveling, the following tips …

Are you trying to figure out how to budget with an irregular income? You’re not alone! About 57 million people in the United States work as freelancers and gig workers.1 Managing money on a variable income is a challenge shared …

Everyone knows how important it is to teach kids about money, but sitting them down for a lecture isn’t the best way! They learn money skills best through hands-on activities and real-life experiences. Here are six ways to provide financial …