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.
September is National Preparedness Month, part of an effort by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to raise public awareness and inspire disaster readiness.
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.