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Financial literacy is a never-ending journey. If you’re lucky, you learn the basics of money management when you’re young and have the tools for a bright financial future ahead of you. If you’re not so lucky, you may have never been taught how to budget or save and find yourself worrying daily about how to make ends meet.
Don’t worry, Availa Bank can help. It's part of our mission statement: empower our team to inspire and enable our clients and the communities we serve to achieve financial success. On this page, you will find helpful blogs and resources to guide you to financial freedom in no time. Check out our topics below to learn more!
Important Things to Consider When Planning Your Savings
01/04/2021January means a new year, which for most of you means it’s time to think about your New Year’s resolutions. You may have decided to commit to being better organized or getting into a workout program, or maybe you’ve decided to take it easy this year after getting through the last 12 crazy months. Whether you have personal goals for the year or not, it’s never a bad time to think about boosting your financial health. It’s easy to be overwhelmed by the prospect of getting your finances in order; however, the new year is the perfect time to start figuring out your savings plan so you can start your year on the right track.
How to Create a Holiday Budget (and Stick to It)
12/01/2020The holiday season is one of the best times of the year, filled with family gatherings, festive activities, and plenty of seasonal goodies. However, this can also be a pretty stressful time for those of us trying to juggle the expenses of holiday gifts, events, and more. Depending on the size of your family and friend groups, you may be looking at a long list.
How to Create a College Budget
11/04/2020If you’re anything like me at age 18, you did not think very hard about creating a budget plan before going to college. Maybe you figured you could just get a job and figure it out from there or maybe you were too overwhelmed by the entire budgeting process. Either way, you might now find yourself facing an empty bank account and have no idea where it all went wrong.