Financial therapists recommend small steps at your own pace, including engaging in comforting routines, finding a support buddy and celebrating progress with treats. When debt feels overwhelming, it can be hard to imagine how any general one-size-fits-all advice can...

The investing information provided on this page is for educational purposes only.  Over on Reddit, someone recently asked for help deciding whether or not to pay off student loans early. Should they get rid of the relatively low interest rate loans or keep paying the...

Whether you share one credit card account or you juggle multiple cards at once, managing credit cards with a partner requires a lot of coordination. It’s not just about day-to-day spending decisions where you agree upon which card to use at the grocery store and which...

The investing information provided on this page is for educational purposes only. Madison Hayes considers herself to be in her “full-blown revenge saving era.” During the pandemic and the real estate boom that followed, Hayes (who is a realtor) was very focused on...

More than 1 in 5 homeowners regret buying their current home, according to a recent survey. Here's how to avoid buyer's remorse. Buying a home is a dream for many Americans, and one plenty of them have successfully realized. But what happens if that dream becomes a...

The investing information provided on this page is for educational purposes only.  Generation Z is the youngest adult generation in the U.S. today, giving Gen Zers (ages 18-28) ample time to get financially prepared for retirement. But for many, it doesn’t appear to...

As the cost of college and higher education continues to rise, we at KH Credit Union want to provide you with tools and resources to make your budget work as you pay for higher education for yourself or a loved one. Read more below about financial tools available to...

Experts say it’s the most buyer-friendly market in five years. Here’s how to rake in a deal. Hot take: Peak homebuying season is overrated. Sure, summer makes sense if you have kids in school. But wait until fall, and your patience often pays off. With less...

The investing information provided on this page is for educational purposes only. hen I shared personal finance lessons with a kindergarten class recently, the students had one question I wasn’t prepared to answer: How should they fit donating money to others into...

The federal funds rate is now 4%-4.25%. Further 2025 cuts are likely. For the first time in 2025, the Fed has cut rates. That means two things for consumers: Borrowing will get cheaper, but savings returns won’t be as high. It will take time for either effect to take...