Personal Banking | Education

It’s a big financial return, but college is also a big investment, especially when you’re not quite sure what to major in. Luckily, there are a few ways to start answering those questions and pick a major that can help pay you back.

Depending on your goals and interests, you could be happy and successful without a traditional four-year degree. Here’s a look at what your higher education path can mean for your future career – and some tips for calculating the return on investment (ROI).

Developing a plan is one of the most important steps to saving money as a college student. Here are a few suggestions for getting the most out of your college years—without breaking the bank.

Find out how to save money for a car and how to budget your monthly car payments.

What percentage of your income should go to rent? The most popular rule of thumb suggests a maximum of 30% of your gross income.

Learn about how much money you should have in an emergency fund and how to prepare for unexpected financial situations.

Learn how to plan a wedding on a budget. Here are some ways you can have a beautiful celebration and still save money in the process.

A monthly budget can help you keep track of your spending so you can reduce debt, grow your savings, and improve your credit health for a brighter financial future.

Once you remove your essential monthly expenses from your paycheck, budgeting to put the rest towards savings can help you build a health financial lifestyle.