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Money is a big part of life, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. The earlier you learn how to handle it, the better off you’ll be in the future.
Have you ever had someone do something kind for you, like holding the door for you when your hands were full, or sending a message just when you needed it? “Paying it forward” is all about doing something kind for someone else — not as payback for a favor, but as a way to keep the kindness going.
Being a teen comes with a lot of exciting firsts—your first paycheck, your first savings goal, maybe even your first debit card. At Landings Credit Union, we believe in empowering young members with the tools they need to succeed financially from the start.
Your baby is growing up too fast and wants to look for their first job! No worries; you can still teach them a thing or two. Use this guide to help prepare your teen for their first job.
Quick question: if a scammer was trying to pull off a con on two groups of people, one aged 13-21, and one aged 55+, which group is more prone to loss?
If you’d guess the aged 55+ group, you might want to reconsider.
Children enrich our lives in so many ways, but they sure don’t come cheap! Every parent knows that expenses start the moment the pregnancy test comes back positive.
Managing money is a crucial life skill that takes years to master, making it essential to start teaching kids about financial responsibility early.
Chances are, no matter how young your child is, they know (at least in a basic way) what a bank is. But do they know what a credit union is?
Getting your kids involved in the family finances can let you take care of your responsibilities and spend time with your children at the same time. Making financial fitness a game can help it be more of a fun activity and less of a chore.
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