The Extraco Banks Blog | Banking

Dive into the rich history of Hispanic heritage and explore the lives of five influential figures who shaped the financial world.

Need a practical way to teach financial literacy? Read our blog and learn the benefits of student checking accounts, and how they help educate children about managing money.

Mobile banking is a great way to complement a hectic schedule and keep your finances on track without adding stress. By leveraging the features mentioned above, you can keep track of your money and bank accounts and focus more on what truly matters — supporting your child throughout the new school year.

Homebase is a leading workforce management platform designed to simplify employee scheduling, time tracking, and team communication for small businesses. Read more about how Extraco Banks is committed to building businesses.

When you are budget-savvy and looking for stylish living solutions, finding the look for less is top of the to-do list. That’s why we’re digging in to offer hacks and solutions that won’t break the bank.

We've compiled a short guide to help you navigate the financial terrain with savvy strategies and clever hacks to transform your dreams of higher education into a budget-friendly reality.

As you embark on your summer vacation, don’t forget to plan for all the big and small expenses. Remember, by setting a realistic travel budget, you’ll have a solid foundation and a worry-free vacation.

When most people think of compounding interest, credit cards, mortgages, and personal loans come to mind. Whether your goal is to build your net worth or save for retirement, compounding interest is a powerful tool to supercharge your savings, allowing your money to work harder for you.

As a gig worker, you must wear many hats and take on more responsibilities than you might as a traditional employee. This kind of work provides several advantages, including more freedom and flexibility to structure your work in a way that aligns with your preferences. However, there are a few caveats, mainly regarding financial stability.

Life is unpredictable, and emergencies happen when you least expect them. Having an emergency fund is essential to your financial planning.