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.

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.

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.

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.