Budgeting during college isn't easy. It can be hard to be a full-time student and work a part-time job so that you can buy the things you need. We've got some helpful hints that will help keep your bank account in the black for the entire school year.

Teaching and learning financial education at home can be difficult. This book makes it easier! Martin and Rebecca discuss Finance 101 for Kids by Walter Andal and talk about ways you can use this book at home to teach your children, and maybe yourself, more about the importance of finances. Listen for the Golden Word at the end to enter our Back to School 2020 contest!

It feels like everything changes day by day. One moment we are going out to get coffee and the next moment we are sheltering in place. We are here to help you get some focus and clarity with your finances, even when everything around you is uncertain.

Manny and Karla both bought cars recently. Karla bought a new car, and Manny bought a used car. In this podcast they discuss the pros and cons of buying new or used, and what you should look out for while car shopping in this day and age.

Ali Nassirian is the Senior Manager of Home Loan Production at Golden 1 Credit Union. In this podcast we sit down with him to talk about the current home buying market, how home loans work, and much more.

This podcast was recorded during a live webcast that took place on June 24, 2020.

Golden 1 Credit Union has partnered with Savvy Money to give you quick, easy, and secure access to your credit score and history right from your Golden 1 online portal or the Golden 1 mobile app.

Navigating family finances can be difficult enough, but navigating them during a pandemic is on a whole new level. Martin sits down with Rebecca, a mother of three, and Manuel, a new father of one, to talk about how they manage to make their finances work, even during these uncertain times.

In this podcast we interview Karla, a recent graduate, and full-time employee. We discuss how to create a spending plan that will help you get through college without racking up credit card debt, where to go for help if you need it, and why time management may be the key to happiness in college.