This update includes 5 new courses, 5 interactive quizzes, and 6 new blog posts, all created to meet you where you are and help you move forward with confidence.

New Courses

Our newest courses break down essential financial topics into easy‑to‑follow lessons you can complete at your own pace:

• Opening and Managing Your Account
  Learn how to choose the right account, avoid common fees, and confidently manage your everyday banking.

• College and Career Money Planning
  From student budgets to first paychecks, this course helps you prepare for the financial realities of life after graduation.

• I Just Bought My First Home. What Now?
  Understand mortgages, maintenance costs, insurance, and how to budget as a homeowner.

• Planning for Self‑Employment or Side Incomes
  Thinking about freelancing or starting a side hustle? This course covers taxes, saving, budgeting, and income planning for non‑traditional work.

• Snowball vs. Avalanche: Which Debt Repayment Strategy Is Right for You
  Compare two popular payoff methods and choose the one that best fits your personality, budget, and goals.

New Quizzes

Our new quizzes are quick, fun, and insightful—perfect for learning more about your habits and financial mindset:

• How Do You Handle Financial Stress?

• What Triggers Your Spending?

• Financial Fact or Fiction?

• Gen Z: How Ready Are You for Financial Adulting?

• How Well Do You Know Financial Jargon?

Each quiz offers personalized feedback and helpful tips you can use right away.

New Blog Posts

We’ve also added six new blog articles covering timely topics and everyday financial challenges:

• Online Shopping and Protecting Your Account
  Tips for staying safe while shopping online and avoiding fraud.

• Moving Into Your First Apartment
  What to expect financially when you sign your first lease.

• Rent, Groceries, and Reality: Budgeting for Real Life
  A practical guide to balancing necessities and personal spending.

• Mental Health and Money
  How finances impact stress, relationships, and overall well‑being.

• How to Build Wealth in Your 20s Without Burning Out
  Simple strategies to start investing and saving while still enjoying life.

• Millennial Money Moves: 10 Smart Habits to Start in Your 30s
  Foundational habits that can strengthen long‑term financial stability.

These new resources are built to be practical, judgment‑free, and easy to use, whether you’re just getting started or refining your financial plan. Explore the new courses, take a quiz, or read the latest blog posts and take another step toward becoming Financially Fit. 

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