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Whether you’re trying to distract a group of restless kids, entertain a few bored teens, or just enjoy yourself, the summer can be a taxing time on your wallet. However, there are so many things you can do that cost little to no money! Get some suggestions with our new blog!

Once you become familiar with the world of finance, you can maneuver more effectively through your own financial history to set up your future. Here are some ways to become more comfortable with the wild world of money.

Despite the hype, excitement, and celebrity endorsement surrounding the NFT industry, many still don’t quite understand what an NFT is, let alone how they work. That’s why we’re here to help navigate the NFT pitfalls you might encounter.

How do credit unions help their community? Read our blog to find out! 

Have you heard the term “debt consolidation” tossed around? It sounds both intimidating and interesting. A way to simplify your debt and monthly payments? Perfect! But debt consolidation isn’t for everyone, especially if you don’t want to rush into something that isn’t right for your finances. Find out if it's right for you by reading our blog!

Find out how travel has changed after the COVID-19 pandemic and how you can prepare for your next vacation. 

Money management may not seem like the most fun topic to discuss with your children, but it is truly a life-changing investment. Instead of a passive attitude towards kids and their finances, we can take charge of the conversation without making it boring or scary. Check out this blog for tips on how to start! 

We’ve compiled a list of ways you can save money on a month-to-month basis, as well as some solutions unique to credit unions!

It’s National Consumer Protection Week (March 6-12), so in hopes of keeping you and our kstate CREDIT UNION family safe, we’re sharing tips about how to protect your information and what to do with sensitive documents.

Dive into some tried and true skills that can help you set up the rest of your financial life. Budgeting is not nearly as scary as the outcome of never looking at your account and using your debit and credit cards like gift cards: swipe until it's gone.