Did you know there's more than one type of savings account? Yep! There are quite a few out there so it can be tricky to determine where to park your money, especially if you don't know what you’re saving for.

As you’ve considered your banking habits and looked at all the accounts you need to manage, have you ever asked yourself a question like this:

When it comes to easily managing your everyday spending, you need to make sure you have the right account for your needs. Unlike an auto loan that has one specific purpose (to help you buy a vehicle) you have a ton of different checking account options to help you get the job done.

Have you ever looked at your account and wondered “How did I get hit with a fee?” or “Where did that transaction come from?!?”

In today’s world, having multiple bank accounts is becoming increasingly popular. But there's no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of whether it's best to have multiple bank accounts. It depends on your financial situation and goals!

Aside from the design and the account numbers on your cards looking different, it’s easy to think of a credit card like a debit card – but there are quite a few key differences. In this article, we’ll outline the similarities and differences so you can become a more financially savvy shopper.

Chances are if you’re here reading this, you’re like me - you love getting to celebrate yourself and your loved ones with special occasions. Unfortunately, with all of life’s normal expenses for bills, groceries, savings, it can sometimes feel like there’s not enough money in your budget for the fun stuff.

We've all been there... You open your checking account statement and see a bunch of fees that you don't even understand. Or maybe you do understand them, but you're just angry because they ate up all your hard-earned money.

When it comes to overdraft protection for your checking account, the answer is: it depends.