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Setting up your child's first bank account

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When you think your child is ready to have their own bank account, they likely ought to have an understanding of why they should have a bank account.

How much house can you actually afford?

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Here are some simple formulas, tips, and references to help you find a house you’re comfortable paying for and a home you're happily living in, too.

FAQ: What is a Kasasa Cash Back® account?

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Who doesn't love a little extra cash? Sometimes the best reward is more money in your bank account. Kasasa Cash Back accounts give you just that.

Finding the perfect place to bank: Our guide to your new financial home

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If a bank is receiving all your money, you ought to put your dollars where it matters. Why not a place that makes you feel good about your choice?

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Where can I borrow money?

Here’s what to think about when you’re trying to figure out where to take out a personal loan, and the pros and cons of each major type of lender.

Five things to know about car loans before applying

When it's time to sign your name, having a plan for how to obtain and manage your vehicle loan should be just as important as the features you want.

Don’t get spooked! Here’s when it’s safe to shop online with a debit card

Don't get spooked! Here are five reasons why you should choose your debit card over credit cards or cash for secure holiday shopping this season.

Guide to sustainable banking: Helping communities thrive

Sustainable banking helps support communities by enabling local banks and credit unions to help their account holders, local businesses, and neighborhoods thrive.

Personal loans: What are they, and what to know before you apply for one

We’ve prepared this easy read about types of personal loans, the requirements for getting one, and the best way to take out a personal loan in your area.

Debt consolidation: What it means and when you should do it

Folding pre-existing loans into a new loan can radically simplify your repayment plan, give you more control, and potentially save you money long-term.

5 Valentine's Day ideas that won't bust your budget

Special occasions can make sticking to your budget challenging, so here are five romantic Valentine's Day ideas that are unexpected and affordable.

Personal loan vs credit card: When to use what

Whether revolving debt or a one-time loan, learn the difference between loans and credit cards, and the smart way to decide which one to choose.

When — and why — to use a personal loan for back to school

Though you’ll usually need a student loan to pay for tuition, a personal loan can be a good way to cover all the extras and spend less money in the long run.

About Kasasa

We believe your money should do more... for you and your community. Founded in 2003, Kasasa is a financial and technology services company working to help empower consumers to take control of their finances and be proud of their money by banking locally with community banks and credit unions in your neighborhood, that you know and trust.

These local institutions have roots in their communities, care about people over profits, and are actively invested in local businesses to help keep the economy strong (unlike some of the megabanks we could name).

We believe you shouldn't have to choose between the best banking products, the best customer experience, or keeping your money local, where it can do more good. We've created ethical banking products and partnered exclusively with community banks and credit unions. So you can have it all.

Kasasa accounts are available at community financial institutions around the country. Find one near you at Kasasa.com to get free checking that pays cash rewards, the only loan with Take-Backs^™, and more. All while keeping your money in the community, so you can always be proud of your money.

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