Results for : Financial health

What You Should Know About Buy Now Pay Later

Credit card companies (CCCs)—gigantic enterprises generating trillions of revenue dollars—helped popularize the notion that it's easy to spend money you don't have. Once consumers saw it was a lifestyle reality, they took to it like ducks to water. Traditionally, the CCCs introduce new customers to credit card dependency with a year…

5 Ways to Boost Employee Financial Wellness

Let's start from the beginning. What really is financial wellness? Financial wellness (or financial well-being) encompasses numerous emotional, psychological, and survival drivers that coalesce to determine an individual's interaction with money. In other words, rationality, realistic goals, and decisions that ensure monetary sustainability are all markers of a person's healthy…

How to Pave the Path to Financial Health

Financial health and wellness remains one  of the most crucial topics today. At a time of sheer economic turmoil, it's critical to have enough to survive the next curveball this economy throws at us, and having strong financial planning and savings can do just that. According to the Financial Health…

Why Are We Here? CU FinHealth and the Value of Financial Well-Being

If you believe that it is the role of financial institutions to simply hold onto peoples' money for a while and then give it back to them, you'd have learned a lot at CU FinHealth last week! Now in its sixth year, "CU FinHealth brings industry leaders together to examine…

All in the Family: Learning (and Unlearning) Fiscal Habits

Whether we like it, love it, hate it, or go to therapy to understand it, our families generally pass down their habits, beliefs, and that seemingly endless supply of gym bags from the 90s (if you’re my parents). Unlike your height or the color of your hair, those habits, beliefs,…

This site uses cookies: Find out more.