As the holidays approach, gift cards remain a popular gift option, but they’re also a target for scammers. These fraudsters use tactics like phishing and tampering with physical gift cards to steal funds before they can be used. To protect yourself and your loved ones this season, it’s important to stay aware of these risks.
Having a well-stocked emergency fund is important. But so is saving for retirement. So how do you know which one to focus on? Well, we’ve got you covered. Here’s what you should know.
Halloween is a time for spooky fun, but it can also bring a scare to your wallet if you're not careful. From costumes to decorations and treats, the costs can add up quickly. Here’s how to manage your Halloween budget and keep your spending under control while still enjoying the festivities.
Now is the moment to turn your attention to your tax obligations. With less than 60 days remaining until the tax deadline now is a good time to prepare your documents and file.
Need a smart strategy to save on essential school supplies? Planning your dream vacation or gearing up for the holiday season? With a club account, you can save for essential school supplies, exciting vacations, and joyful holiday celebrations, making your financial goals more attainable and stress-free.
Did you know it’s truly never too late to go “back to school” and learn something new? There are options in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and even online for adults who are ready to expand their knowledge!
Most local adult learning centers offer training to earn a high school diploma or equivalency, and English as a Second Language. You can take classes to update your work skills, such as by learning new computer software, or even expand into something totally new, like photography!
In addition to traditional academic topics, at most centers, you can take classes on a variety of fun topics—such as arts, crafts, music, exercise, cooking, personal development and more! Some adult learning centers offer free classes, while others charge a modest fee for classes.
Believe it or not, it’s true! There are special programs that allow seniors to take college level classes with free tuition! Review each program’s details carefully, as there are other fees (such as registration or technology fees) that senior students still need to pay for while attending a tuition-free class.
In Massachusetts, there is a special program for adult residents who are 60 years or older to receive free tuition at a state-supported school in MA. The University of New Hampshire has a similar program for NH residents aged 65 or older.