Create a summer bucketlist Sit down and make a list of all the things you want to do this summer. It’s a fun approach to making goals and having a deadline (the end of summer) to have them completed. Make sure to add: ride bikes on the MKT Trail, eat Sparky’s
Lots of holidays coming up this month: Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, not to mention it’s National Fitness Month. Here at West Community, we’re focused on helping our members get financially fit! So, we’ve compiled this checklist for you to tackle this month. From making summer plans to scouting out funds for your college-bound kid,
For many of today’s young adults, the weakest link lies in learning the basics. According to a 2014 survey conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of Junior Achievement USA (2014 Teens and Personal Finance Survey), 40% of teens do not have a savings account, checking account, or debit or credit
Fall is here and while we’re basking in the magnificent changing foliage and preparing for Halloween, there are a few things on our list to complete this month: 1. Best time to buy a car If you’re on the market for a new vehicle, then October through the end of the
1. Re-evaluate your budget Have summer plans and entertainment been unkind to your budget? Could cutting back in any categories and reallocating resources get you back on the wagon? Answering these questions now and reviewing your budget will help to ensure that you stay on track to meet your financial
1. Save on back to school shopping Tis the season for supplies. From protractors and crayons to dorm necessities and clothes, there are plenty of back to school sales to keep your wallet happy. Shop great deals online at sites like Coupons.com and Ebates. And don’t forget to take advantage
Create a summer bucket list Sit down and make a list of all the things you want to do this summer. It’s a fun approach to making goals and having a deadline (the end of summer) to have them completed. Make sure to add: ride bikes on the MKT Trail, eat
Patio weather is calling your name! If you’re energized by the excitement of summer and reading a good book on a deck, then whip your finances in shape and get outside this month: Call Your Mother! Mother’s day is on May 10—show her you appreciate her by entering our Mother’s
With the sheer amount of paperwork needed to maintain a household, many of us struggle with what to keep and what to throw away. Bills, bank statements, insurance policies and credit card information often blend together into one unintelligible pile. How do we know what is safe to pitch? Tigers
Spring cleaning! Time to flip your mattress, dust the ceiling fans, and organize your finances. If you’re unsure where to start, here are some helpful guidelines to getting your fiscal house in order: Create a Basic Filing System Organize your important documents into easy to find folders. Sort your papers
