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The Financial Wellness Assessment analyzes your spending, budgeting, and saving habits so you can reflect on how you’re currently managing personal finances.

As with any major life change, if you have a better grasp of the financial requirements and tasks, you can be better prepared for what's ahead.

Using credit cards wisely paves the way for big purchases in the future, but be wary of spending more than you can manage.

Many people find themselves in debt, and many people also find ways out of it. Don't be discouraged, there are ways to manage your bills and come out on top.

It takes credit to get credit, and credit is crucial to buying a new home, finding a place to rent, or purchasing a new car. You have to start somewhere, start here.

Around 70 percent of college graduates leave school with some kind of student debt. Learn how you can pay yours back more effectively.

Premiums, deductibles, max out-of-pocket expenses—it may seem like too much to learn, but the right information can get you to a place of understanding fast.

Paying for health care can take a lot of know-how. Master your finances by learning the ins and outs of insurance, HSAs, FSAs, HRAs, and more.

The process of buying a house is riddled with specific terminology and important decisions. Set yourself up for success by studying the ins and outs of the process.

There's more to buying a new car than negotiating and signing on the dotted line. Know what your auto loan truly costs and how to navigate the car-buying process.

Tuition is a big bill, but there are ways to make the cost of your dream school possible. Learn all you need to know to pay for that coveted degree.

With hackers and scammers getting more proficient than ever, learn to protect yourself from fraud by using safe practices.

The economy influences your finances—maybe a little, maybe a lot. See how much the economy affects you.