Community Banking Financial Wellness Toolbox
Save Money by Saving Energy
You have the power to save money and energy in your own home. The Department of Energy shares quick tips you can use to start saving today and information on larger projects that will help save you money long term.
Saving During the Holidays
Don’t let the holiday season break the bank. Get tips from American Bankers Association on how to enjoy the holidays without accumulating new debt.
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Understand the Risks of Gaming Platforms
76% of children under 18 are playing online games regularly and are connecting their parents’ credit cards and bank cards to their gaming accounts. These tips from PCBB can help families avoid the risks of online gaming payment fraud.
Learn More7 Point Retirement Savings Tune-Up
Starting to think about retirement? AARP® shares some steps you can take to help stretch out your retirement savings and avoid financial pitfalls that can shrink your nest egg.
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FDIC Money Smart Financial Education Resources
FDIC’s Money Smart program offers tools and resources to help adults and children learn about earning, saving, budgeting and managing finances.
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Free money management tool with Online Banking
- Track spending
- Get overspending alerts
- Set savings goals
- And more!
Video overview of Online Banking’s Personal Finance tools
Financial Calculators
The American Bankers Association provides numerous budgeting and financial planning calculators, including:
How Much Should I Save Each Month
How Much Can I Afford to Borrow
How Long Will My Retirement Savings Last
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Financial Literacy Resource Directory
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency offers a directory that includes contact information for organizations that provide financial literacy and education initiatives. Resources include fact sheets, newsletters, conference materials, publications, and website links to help people improve their ability to make informed and effective financial decisions.
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Learn How to Open an Account at an FDIC-Insured Bank
If you are in one of the 7.1 million U.S. households without a bank account, there are resources available to help you get started and many FDIC-insured banks offer accounts with low (or no) monthly maintenance fees when you have direct deposit or maintain a minimum balance. They may also offer free access to in-network automated teller machines (ATMs). Plus, at FDIC-insured banks, your deposits are insured up to $250,000.For more information, visit: FDIC: GetBanked – Learn How to Open an Account at an FDIC-Insured Bank
Estate Planning Checklist
A Helpful Checklist to Begin the Planning Process: What assets do you own? Annuities, Antiques...
Cybersecurity and Romance Scams
In 2019, people reported losing over $200 million to romance scams. Romance scam losses have increased year over year...
Digital Banking for Business
How Does Digital Banking Help Your Business? Conveniently handle all of your banking needs from anywhere with internet or mobile access without...