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Financial Wellbeing

Do you wish you were better with money? You've come to the right place.

Power up your money, your way

Bank First is proud to be the customer-owned bank that invests in the financial empowerment of its members.

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Autopilot 101

Managing your money doesn’t have to feel complicated or time-consuming. Putting a system on autopilot can help you stay on top of bills, savings and everyday expenses without having to manually move your money each pay cycle.

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Saving and spending balance

Financial Wellbeing

Want to get on top of your money? Learn to master mindful spending and active saving.

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Money talk

Financial Wellbeing

Kids are curious, especially once they enter the ‘why’ phase. Money is part of everyday life, so it’s only natural that they will begin to ask questions about it.

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Kids’ savings chart

Financial Wellbeing

Even at a young age, money plays a large role in life. With the right tools, you can build your little one into a big saver.

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Getting started with money

Financial Wellbeing

Teaching kids about money at a young age can set them on a path towards a strong financial future. But where to begin?

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Building your rainy-day fund

You can't predict the future, but you can plan for it. Building a rainy-day fund creates a backup plan for life’s uncertainties.

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Understanding pay slips

Financial Wellbeing

There’s a lot of information on your pay slip. Learn what it all means without the jargon.

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Financial Abuse

Financial abuse occurs when a person manipulates and/or misuses another’s money and other financial resources without the owner’s explicit knowledge or express consent.