Attention Members: Due to high volumes within the postal service and with the processor that prints our tax forms, you may notice a delay in receiving your year-end tax information. Please note that 2020 tax forms will be available within MyCoVantage before the end of the month for those enrolled in e-Statements and will be postmarked by January 31 for those who’ve elected paper tax forms.
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Debt is money borrowed by one party from another. As scary as it may seem, sometimes it’s necessary to make large purchases such as a home or college education.
Homeownership is a large, but rewarding investment. Before taking the plunge, it’s best to prepare yourself as much as possible to make your path to owning a home easier.
When you purchase a new (or new to you) vehicle, there are many things to consider. Use this article as a guide through the first year of owning your new ride and find out how you can start preparing for your next one.
Like your home, it’s a good idea to seasonally “deep-clean” your credit history… clean everything that is dirty, fix what’s broken, and polish what you have.
Identity theft can take many forms and happens multiple ways. This type of fraud can negatively impact your credit score, drain your accounts, and make it difficult to qualify for new credit or services if undetected.
Preparing for a new little one can be an exciting experience, yet it can also cause some financial anxiety. Use this guide as a resource to help prepare if you are planning on expanding your family or are expecting a baby.
Learning to budget properly can be one of the most challenging, yet necessary tasks in adulthood. Fortunately, there are ways to break down a budget and create a spending plan that will help you become more financially empowered.
Living within your means and sticking to a spending plan can be easier said than done. Check out these six ways to save money while staying in control of your finances.
CoVantage FITMoney is a financial literacy series designed to present basic financial concepts in a small or large group format. The lessons have the flexibility to be taught as both a series or individually. Besides offering a variety of topics, FITMoney also has the ability to cater to most age groups. Topics include:
Interested in a presentation at your school, organization, or business? Call 800-398-2667, ext. 2469.
It's a Money Thing is a new way to learn about personal finances, with bite-sized episodes to teach about comparing cards, mortgages, and credit scores! Check out the complete It's a Money Thing playlist!
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