Just like it sounds, a digital wallet is an electronic form of a physical wallet that gives you the freedom to make payments from your: smartphone, smartwatch, tablet, or computer.
From online bills to spending habits and everything in between, you have a lot of things to keep track of. If you don’t stay on top of these and other money needs, your financial well-being could take a hit. That’s where Money Management comes in.
You’ve likely heard that the Federal Reserve (Fed) raised interest rates again. This time, it was the largest rate increase since 1994.1
From textbooks to ramen and everything in between, college students make a lot of purchases during the semester. If you’re heading to campus this fall, you may be wondering how to manage and get the most out of your checking account.