For all those who dream big, we have digital tools that help keep track of your finances so you can focus on your aspirations.

Giving you personal finance basics – Counselors can go over your finances and suggest ways to pay down debt. They can also teach you about savings, managing your checking account, investments, and making a family budget.

Has worry about your debt taken over your life? Are you just barely keeping your head above water, making minimum payments, and throwing money away on interest, but never really making a dent in your debt? You aren't alone.

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​Before you can resolve your debt, you need a clear picture of your finances. This step may seem unpleasant and will take some work, but you need to find out where your money is going, see your current net worth, and understand your total credit profile. Start by gathering all your financial information into one place.

A will is a written document that indicates how your property will be distributed at the time of your death. It is revocable and subject to amendment at any time during your lifetime. It also allows you to appoint a guardian for your minor children.

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​A living trust provides lifetime and after-death property management. If you are serving as your own trustee, the trust instrument will provide for a successor upon your death or incapacity. Court intervention is not required.

Identity theft is a crime that can fall off of the radar until it’s too late; by the time there’s a major data breach or fraudulent charges have started showing up on a credit card, there isn’t a lot of time to think about prevention – just protection.