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Summertime savers: Five creative ways for kids to earn allowances
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From dream to diploma: paying for higher education
Preparing for college expenses can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, financial support is available and there are different ways to save for this big milestone.
Your guide for managing money in college
Books, tuition, housing, transportation…it can all seem overwhelming and expensive. Managing your money while in college doesn’t have to be. Read our 7 tips to help you ace real-world personal finance.
Help your college kid make smarter, safer money choices, right from the start
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Avoid Student Loan Scams
Student loan interest and payments have resumed from the pandemic pause, which means scammers are back to work. Read on to learn more about common student loan scams.
Beyond the piggy bank: 5 ideas for helping kids achieve more financial independence.
Teaching kids about money management can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. Read on for five simple money truths to help prepare your kids for a successful financial future.
Going to college? Take MSGCU with you.
Learn all the convenient ways you can bank with us, no matter which campus you’re headed for.
Scammers are targeting teens and young adults. Learn how not to be a victim.
Young people are often preyed upon by scammers. Read on for more from MSGCU security experts to prevent you, or someone you love, from being a victim.
8 ways to get your teen ready for financial independence.
Let go, hang on, let go, hang on, let go … help with getting your teenager ready for more financial independence is here! Read on for wisdom from the financial champions at MSGCU.
Study, work, save: How to win at college.
Save money in college without having to give up everything you love with these tips from Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union.