Written By: Jeff Jaeger, Vice President - Menomonie Offices, WESTconsin Credit Union; and Cooper Larson, Teller, WESTconsin Credit Union
Time is money and hopefully for many young people this is something they are “RICH” with for quite some time to come.
Financial literacy and “richness” is an important part of growing up and becoming a successful adult. Starting these habits young and teaching young people good habits from the start will set them up for financial success in the long run. Saving money is a key to this. Feeling good about the money you have on hand can help take the stress out of every day expenses and future expenses, such as a first car or college.
Electronic Savings—Saving the easy way!
Setting up automatic savings is an easy way to save without even thinking about doing it. You can set up an automatic transfer out of your account weekly, biweekly, or even monthly, to savings accounts and loan payments. Now to put this in an easy perspective, you can think of savings as an ice cream sundae. A lot of different parts get put together to make one big yummy treat, just like a bank account!
Showing posts with label MomsEveryday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MomsEveryday. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2016
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
MomsEveryday Segment | Home Buying & Selling by Brent Wiebe and Curt Polzin
Watch Brent Wiebe, REALTOR®, WESTconsin Realty; and Curt Polzin, REALTOR®, WESTconsin Realty, talk about home buying and selling.
Watch MomsEveryday Segment
Watch MomsEveryday Segment
Monday, February 22, 2016
MomsEveryday Segment | Making a Savings Plan by Tim Carlson
Most of us know the importance of saving money and that we should SAVE more than we SPEND, right? But do you know what your options are when it comes to saving?
And what’s the best option depending on your financial goals? Or how
MUCH you should be saving? Tim Carlson, Vice President and Financial
Advisor with WESTconsin Investment Advisors located at WESTconsin Credit Union discusses the benefits of saving, some options for saving, and how much we should save.Watch MomsEveryday Segment
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