Whether you’re looking to buy a home, grow your savings, or manage everyday expenses, the LifeDesign Blog covers a wide range of topics designed to bring clarity and confidence to every step of your financial journey.
Money Management 101: Financial Literacy for Young Minds
It’s common for children to observe and model their parents’ behaviors. Smart money management is no different. Here are some helpful tips to jumpstart your children on the path to financial success.
Teaching Kids Budgeting Basics with Lemonade Stand Profits
Running a lemonade stand is not just a fun summer activity; it’s also a fantastic way to teach kids the fundamentals of budgeting and money management. Here’s a simple guide to help parents and children understand how to manage lemonade stand profits effectively.
Lessons on Lemonade Stand: How Running a Business Can Help Your Child
Encouraging your child to run a lemonade stand can be more than just a fun summer activity. From financial literacy to problem-solving, the lessons learned from running a small business can be profound and long-lasting.
Set Your Child Up for Success with a Savings Account
Opening a savings account for your child is more than just a financial decision. It lays the groundwork for essential money management skills that will shape their financial habits for years to come.
Fidelity Bank Early Career Professionals Complete American Bankers Association Bank Marketing School
Fidelity Bank today announced that colleagues, Irene M. Rivera and Joseph Canedo have successfully completed the American Bankers Association (ABA) Bank Marketing School, a program designed to support the future growth of industry professionals.
Cybersecurity for Small Businesses | A Business Owner’s Guides
Explore the complex landscape of cyber threats and learn about cybersecurity for small businesses with tips and best practices to protect your company.
Last year, the IRS identified nearly 7.8 million reports of suspicious activity, resulting in over $5.7 billion in tax fraud. To protect yourself this tax season (and throughout the year), remain calm and vigilant when engaging with anyone claiming to be from the IRS.