Bridge and Beyond Resources (18+)

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Wondering what to do in an emergency if you don’t have an emergency fund? Consider these options.

Your credit history is a crucial building block in the foundation of your finances. It tells the story of how you’ve used credit and outlines your financial borrowing and repayment history.

Explore your options for buying a home: first-time buyer benefits, best age to buy, building vs. buying, foreclosure auctions, buying with parents, and owner financing.

Gearing up to get a car loan is the key to getting wheels.

If you’re lucky enough to be introduced to a 401(k), you’ll make a friend for life.

Interest is one of the most powerful tools in your financial arsenal and one of the more slippery dangers.

Every single time you use credit, the details are added to your credit report and used to influence your credit score.

Figuring out how you will organize your finances, and to what degree you will have combined accounts, sets the groundwork for the main tool of money management--a budget.

Peer-to-peer payment apps are convenient, but they aren’t without pitfalls. Learn about potential problems before you hit “Send.”

Learn about income and expenses and why they're fundamental in maintaining a budget.

Robust safety features and powerful, convenient services make mobile banking options an ideal on-the-go solution.

Using credit can open up big possibilities, but it can also get you in trouble if you aren’t careful

Most people have to borrow money at some point, and many struggle to pay it back. But debt is a burden that doesn't have to break the bank.