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Banzai has brought you clear, in-depth lessons to help you dive into the financial topics you care most about.
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Going to College
Off to college? Tuition isn't the only thing you need to pay for...Learn to budget and manage all the unexpected and kind-of-expected costs that come with being on your own.
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Using Credit Cards
Using credit cards wisely paves the way for big purchases in the future—like a home or car, but be wary of spending more than you can manage.
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Buying a Home
The process of buying a house is riddled with decisions. Make the right ones to prevent a needless financial setback.
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50/30/20 Rule
A simple, practical rule of thumb for individuals who want a budget that is easy to implement.
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3 min read
Meet Your 401(k)
If you’re lucky enough to be introduced to a 401(k), you’ll make a friend for life.
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6 min read
Teaching Children About Money
Perhaps just as important as teaching kids about the birds and the bees is teaching them the value of money.
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6 min activity
Budget Calculator
Anticipate your expenses, list you saving goals, and manage your income.
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5 min activity
Coach: Make the Most of Your HSA or FSA
Learn the difference between an HSA and FSA, and predict your health care costs.
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5 min read
Savings Accounts
Learning about different kinds of money accounts can help pave the way to financial security.
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1 min activity
Savings Calculator
See how much your savings will grow in a savings account with interest.
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1 min activity
50/30/20 Calculator
Following the 50/30/20 Rule, divide your income into three categories: Needs, Wants, and Savings.
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3 min read
Emergency Funds
An emergency fund is a financial safety net that everybody should have for life's unforeseen challenges.
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2 min activity
Simple vs. Compound Interest Calculator
How will a compound interest affect your principal vs. simple interest?
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6 min read
Individual Retirement Accounts
Individual retirement accounts (IRAs) can look intimidating and cryptic when you begin planning for retirement, but there are some foundational lessons to learn so you plan wisely.