Interested in renovating a part of your home, purchasing a big-ticket item, or making a significant life change? If so, you may be mulling over how you’ll pay for it—especially when the cost of everything is up.
Consumers overspend by around $7,000 a year on average.1 In doing so, they may enter a cycle of debt that’s difficult to break out of, incur overdraft fees, or have to put off financial goals because their budget is in the red.
96% of U.S. workers get their paychecks via direct deposit.1 This fully automated transaction method means you don’t have to wait for a paper check to arrive before accessing your hard-earned money – but the benefits don’t end there.
September is National Preparedness Month, part of an effort by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to raise public awareness and inspire disaster readiness.