According to financial experts, the percentage of Americans in debt is around 80%. This course will examine the impact credit has on finances and how people can manage their credit with good management practices.
Most jobs in the U.S. come with a retirement account. But how exactly do these accounts work? Join this course to discover how exactly investments work in retirement accounts.
Estate planning is an important part of financial planning for 99% of Americans. Many people think estate planning is just for those who are super wealthy, but that just not true. Our Financial Coaches will help you understand why everyone needs a will and a plan in place just in case they expectedly pass away or become incapacitated.
Debt collection issues can be challenging and can cause significant financial stress. You don’t have to face them alone. In this course, understand how debt collection works and discover your rights.
Filing taxes shouldn’t be overwhelming. During February, we’ll cover tax filing tips to help you confidently navigate tax day and save you time and cash along the way. Get to know filing status, eligible deductions, and strategies for minimizing tax liabilities!
Whether your next car purchase is next month or next year buying a car is no small matter. FinPath shares tips to help you drive off the lot with confidence and feeling like a pro. Gain a deeper understanding of the new or used car-buying process: financing options, auto loans, interest rates, negotiations, and more!
Participate in FinPath’s biggest event of the year to learn new financial literacy tips and win big rewards. Stay tuned for four weeks of activities!
Own a home or plan to own one in the future? Join us as we cover how to care for your investment for years to come! Discover the financial ins and outs of the home-buying process: budgeting for a down payment, understanding mortgage rates, and how to manage ongoing expenses like property taxes and homeowners insurance.
Wherever your are in your journey, we’ll cover tips to help you achieve the retirement lifestyle you want. We’ll explore the importance of setting retirement goals, estimating future expenses, and help you get comfortable with your employer-sponsored retirement plan so you can make the right decisions for life after your working years.
It’s no secret being a caregiver is a big responsibility. We’ll share essential financial steps everyone should take when caring for those they love. You’ll gain insights into budgeting for caregiving expenses, understanding the financial implications of medical care, and managing the costs associated with caregiving responsibilities.
How much should you save for emergencies? One month of salary? Six months? More? Well, it all depends on your unique situation. Join us as we cover the the basics of planning for unexpected emergencies and key budgeting strategies to set you up for success the day a financial shock comes your way.
Life happens and you need coverage to protect you at all stages of life. This lesson will explore the different types of insurance policies available, such as life, health, auto, home, property insurance, and others. By the end of the course, you’ll understand specific coverage each offers and make cost-effective choices that fit you best.