March 4th – 4-5 PM

Webinar: Money Dates - How to Talk About Finances with Your Partner

In our society, money is taboo - and therefore we never get models for how to talk about it! In this session, we’ll discuss some of the ways that we can get on the same page with our partners about money, and how to facilitate a productive conversation that gets us out of the looped talk-track that many couples find themselves in. 

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April 2nd – 4-5 PM

Webinar: How to Budget for Big Purchases (No Tracking Required!)

We all have dreams, but they don’t mean much if we file them away in a drawer we label “someday, for when I have more money”. Start building towards your bigger financial goals now by creating systems that allow you to achieve those lofty goals - there’s never a better time to start. 

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May 6th – 4-5 PM

Webinar: How to Budget for Entrepreneurs and Variable Income

One of the biggest challenges for entrepreneurs is dealing with variable income - in this session, we will go over some of the ‘menu of options’ that entrepreneurs and people with variable income have as to how to manage those high and low months effectively by creating systems that minimize the time we need to spend stressing.

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Congratulations To Our 2023 Scholarship Winners

Join us in celebrating our two 2023 On Tap Credit Union Scholarship winners, Atalia Lee and Mason Friedrichs, for their dedication to advocacy within their communities. We are extremely proud to recognize these extraordinary individuals and help them pursue their goals. 

This year, we had so many great applicants express how they are advocating for their communities. Although this was a tough choice, we are excited to announce our two 2023 scholarship winners are Atalia and Mason who have each dedicated their time as well as their voices to build strength and create opportunities for others. Mason will be attending Anna Maria College to begin his degree in business while Atalia will be heading out to South Carolina University to pursue her pre-med degree. Join us in congratulating them on all of their hard work and thanking them for being the young advocates we need in our communities. We wish them both the best of luck on their journeys.

Keep up the great work as you continue your academic careers, Atalia and Mason!