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How and when to talk to kids about money

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How and when to talk to kids about money

Darlene Goins, head of Wells Fargo’s free, noncommercial financial education Hands on Banking® program, shares information about a new youth digital learning center and how to teach kids about credit. 

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‘I have a background in cybersecurity … and I still got scammed’

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‘I have a background in cybersecurity … and I still got scammed’

Raising awareness of ‘smishing’ and other social engineering scams is critical as cybertheft evolves.

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Managing through the ‘caregiving crunch’

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Managing through the ‘caregiving crunch’

As a new Wells Fargo/Gallup study finds investors facing rising debt and increased demand to provide money, time, and assistance to family members, Wells Fargo experts and caregivers offer ways to cope.

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A car lies upside down in the wreckage of a home severely damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Gulfport, Mississippi.

8 financial tips for weathering disaster

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8 financial tips for weathering disaster

Take it from a man who lost it all in Hurricane Katrina: Preparation pays off. Wells Fargo offers tips for those impacted by a natural disaster.

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What LIBOR’s end means for you

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What LIBOR’s end means for you

As the financial industry prepares to move away from a widely used benchmark, Brian Grabenstein, head of Wells Fargo’s LIBOR Transition Office, explains the tremendous effort that lies ahead.

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Fed rate cut: What you need to know

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Fed rate cut: What you need to know

The Federal Reserve’s rate cut — the first in more than 10 years — might not grow the economy as much as previous rate reductions, Wells Fargo economists and investment strategists say. Here are eight ways the rate cut could affect you.

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Summer surprise: Lower gas prices

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Summer surprise: Lower gas prices

Wells Fargo Investment Institute’s John LaForge explains why the 2019 summer travel season has lower-than-expected gas prices.

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A moving experience: Tips to make a less stressful, smoother move

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A moving experience: Tips to make a less stressful, smoother move

Whether it’s 5 miles or 500 miles, the experience of moving all that you own to a new place can be stressful and fraught with potential hazards. Here are some tips on how to make it go as smoothly as possible.

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Poll: Investors planning more for retirement than working years

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Poll: Investors planning more for retirement than working years

Investors are planning more to meet their goals in retirement than for their working years, according to the latest Wells Fargo/Gallup Investor and Retirement Optimism Index.

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