Am I Moneymaxxing? Plus, More Fall Money Questions
The investing information provided on this page is for educational purposes only. Explore how to stop living paycheck to paycheck, moneymaxxing and high utility bills. Can I stop living paycheck to paycheck? Living paycheck to paycheck, where money seems to run out...
Serving Those Who Served
As we commemorate Veterans Day this month, we must not only honor the service and sacrifice of America’s veterans and their families, but we must also put that gratitude into action. At KH Credit Union, we stand ready to help our veterans meet their financial needs...
Can You Get Your Money Back If an AI Agent Makes a Financial Mistake?
You can hand off tasks — and purchases — to AI. But if something goes wrong, legal protections are murky. Imagine a personal assistant that works 24/7. You’ll no longer have to remember to pay bills, spend hours on holiday shopping or meticulously plan and book the...
Ghosting Your Money? How to Get Back on Track
The investing information provided on this page is for educational purposes only. Ignoring your money might feel blissful at first, but it can lead to bigger problems. You’ve probably heard of getting ghosted by a romantic interest. One minute, they’re love bombing...
Looking to Spend Less on Groceries?
Rethink your shopping habits and leverage loyalty programs to cut food costs. A Redditor recently posted a desperate plea: “Help,” the post read. “Grocery costs are killing my finances.” The person explained that with a demanding job and big appetite, they don’t have...
Smart Car Buying: New Model or Year End Model Deal?
Shopping for a vehicle can be exciting, but with different model years, dealer incentives, financing offers, and monthly payment options, it can also feel overwhelming. Before heading to the dealership, a little preparation can help you make a confident financial...
Is Your Home Insurance Enough to Weather a Disaster? How to Check
Here’s how to check for gaps in your home insurance before it’s too late. You might assume you’re covered for repairs after a disaster because you have homeowners insurance. Unfortunately, you could be wrong. As extreme weather becomes more frequent and destructive,...
What AI Can (and Can’t) Do for Your Shopping
AI can help you research products and narrow your choices, but don’t trust it to reliably find the lowest price or a working coupon code. If you’re still doing your shopping the old-fashioned way — that is, all by yourself — it might interest you to know that 43% of...
These 3 Money Moves Take the Fright out of Fall
More than a third of Americans (35%) say they’ll need to lean on credit to manage at least some of their expenses in September. Take these steps before more fall costs hit. Whether you’re feeling a nip in the air or it’s still sweltering hot where you live, fall is...
Millennials Keep Closest Eye on Spending: 4 Ways to Help Offset Rising Costs
A rising cost of living has Americans tracking their spending more carefully, with millennials leading the charge. Consumer prices rose 3.5% over the past 12 months, as of June 2026. And while some inflation is normal for a growing economy, many Americans are feeling...
