Financial wellness
A fresh, jargon-free approach to managing money, to help you prepare for a healthier future.
Healthy financial habits
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Savings strategies
Saving is an important financial habit you can adopt to help you reach your financial goals.
Find a balance between when to put your money in savings and when to pay off a debt.
Having a specific goal to save towards can help you stay focused in the near and long term.
Budgeting is a key step to establish where you are starting from, and how much you can afford to save.
Every person’s situation is different, learn how you can take the right approach to managing your savings.
Explore the advantages that saving for retirement early may have on your financial wellbeing.
Instilling good saving habits can help you met the financial goals you have outlined for yourself and your future.
Protect what matters
Insurance can provide peace of mind by helping you to protect yourself and the people, property, and other possessions that matter to you.
While all insurance is important , some types will be more relevant to your current situation.
Insurance may protect you and your loved ones while also being a financial planning mechanism.
When it comes to protecting your loved ones' health and financial futures, you have options.
There are many things to consider while shopping for insurance. Take the time to evaluate before buying a policy.
Protecting your overall wellbeing is an important part of protecting yourself.
Becoming financially independent
Choosing the right bank provider for your needs is the first step to help you meet your financial goals.
This glossary of terms will help you understand some common banking terms.
Asking the right questions is the first step in figuring out your future goals.
Meeting your costs and commitments, while saving up for the things you want, can be a challenge. Here are three financial habits that may help.
You will most likely have to apply for credit at some point in your life. Learn how to navigate credit and debt.
Explore ways in which you can make the most of your career path and find one that works for you.
Learn about ways to successfully share expenses with housemates, a partner or your family.
While it may seem like a long way off, there are things you can do to start saving for retirement today.
Money and Mental health have a connection. Learn how to make sure you’re taking care of your finances and yourself.
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