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Financial Tips Every New Parent Should Know

Welcoming a new baby comes with exciting moments, and new financial responsibilities. From budgeting for everyday essentials to planning for childcare, emergencies, and long-term goals, small, smart steps can make a big difference. Learn how Lampco's budgeting tools, savings options, and financial wellness resources can help new parents feel confident, prepared, and supported at every stage.

Financial Fitness for Small Business Owners: Budgeting, Cash Flow, and Growth Tips

Running a small business is rewarding but managing finances can be challenging. Between payroll, inventory, and day-to-day expenses, it is easy to get overwhelmed. Staying financially fit is not just about keeping the books balanced. It is about strategic planning, cash flow management, and leveraging the right tools and services to grow your business.

Tech Tools That Make Budgeting Easy (And Actually Fun)

Budgeting doesn't have to feel like a chore. With today's free apps and online tools, managing your money can be simple, visual, and even fun. From tracking spending to setting goals and saving, these resources make it easy to take control of your finances, and Lampco members have access to tools that can help along the way.

Grow Smarter, Not Harder: Maximize Savings with a Lampco CD

Looking for a safe, reliable way to make your savings work harder for you? A Certificate of Deposit (CD) with Lampco could be the perfect solution. With guaranteed growth, security, and a short-term commitment, a Lampco CD gives your money the chance to grow... without the stress of market fluctuations.

Student Loan Survival Guide: Smart Moves Before, During, and After Repayment

Graduating is a huge accomplishment, but for many students it also means entering repayment on student loans. Whether you're about to start repaying, already in the thick of it, or years into repayment, managing these loans alongside your financial goals can feel overwhelming. The good news is that with informed strategies and smart planning, you can take control of your student debt journey and avoid common pitfalls.