MakingCents with Navy Federal
Welcome to MakingCents, a podcast brought to you by Navy Federal Credit Union. Join us as we chat with Navy Federal experts about the topics that matter most to your financial health. From transitioning to civilian life and navigating economic uncertainty to starting important money conversations with family, we'll help you make sense of your money.
Each month, we bring you practical insights, expert guidance and real-world tips to help you make informed financial decisions and get more from your money.
Have a financial question you'd like answered? Reach out to the team at makingcents@navyfederal.org.
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MakingCents with Navy Federal
3 Ways to Polish Up Your Savings Plan & Get to Your Goals
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Spring is in the air, so it's the perfect time to refresh your financial goals and give your savings plan a thorough spring clean. CJ Pointkowski, assistant vice president of savings products operations, and Thomas Racca, manager of personal finance management, join the podcast to share 3 approaches members can use to get a head start on reaching their financial goals.
- Spring Clean Your Finances (2:46)
- Smart Saving Strategies (12:05)
- Right Saving Tools (16:50)
Navy Federal has the tools to help you stay on track. Whether it's setting up an automatic transfer to a savings account, reviewing your current savings plan or exploring a new savings product, you’ll find great resources to help you stay on top of your money.
- MakingCents: A financial education hub with comprehensive resources, calculators and articles to explore.
- My MakingCents: Total money management in one place, a member-only benefit providing a 360-degree view of your finances.
- Free Personalized Finance Counseling: This members-only benefit connects you with a counselor for support tailored to you.
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