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Growing Green Savings Challenge: Holiday Shopping Trap Webinar
Watch here: Holiday Shopping Trap – Recorded Webinar – Greenpath

The holiday season is fille...


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Budget-Friendly Meal Planning for Thanksgiving and Beyond

Grocery prices rise, benefits change, and unexpected expenses happen. Planning your meals ahead can help reduce stress and keep your budget on track. Flexible strategies, like scaling recipes, repurposing leftovers, or hosting potluck-style gatherings, can make holiday meals manageable and enjoyable for everyone, no matter your resources or family traditions.

Step 1: Star...

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Growing Green Savings Challenge: How to Avoid Halloween Budget Scare
Have a Happy Halloween Without Scaring Your Budget

Halloween is all about fun, family, and making memories, but costumes, candy, decorations, and activities can add up fast.
The good news? You don’t have to spend a fortune to enjoy th...

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Growing Green Savings Challenge: Merry and Mindful Holiday Shopping Webinar
Watch here: Merry and Mindful Holiday Shopping Webinar – GreenPath

The holidays can be joyful, but they can also put pressure on your budget. This GreenPath webinar explores how your money personality, habits, a...


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How to Move Your Checking Account from a Bank to a Credit Union

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Switching to a credit union checking account takes two to four weeks and follows five steps: open the new account, move direct deposit, redirect automatic payments, run both accounts in parallel, then close the old one. Never close your old account first — keeping it open and funded during the transition protects you from missed payments a...

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